I have a rental house, with tenants. The A/C went out at the house, and they have been calling me...I use a management company who handles everything for me. My property manager has other units as well, and has another property with a broken A/C, so he is attacking one at a time, in the order in which they were called in. He won't get out there until tomorrow, rendering my tenants without A/C for a day. Is this a violation of the Florida Landlord/Tenant Statute? They are saying they will need to go to a hotel, it's too hot....I'm assuming they mean to ask me to pay the bill for that. My management company has much more experience in this than I do.....so I trust them, I just don't want to get hit up with charges for the A/C being out for a day. Any people out there who know Florida Landlord/Tenant Law? I'm reading through the statutes, and I can't find anything specifically pertaining to fixing an A/C unit.....Thanks in advance
2007-07-19
11:43:53
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Cara D
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