Jenn Kovac
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- Wisconsin
Hi there,
My question is my current options would be based on the current situation I am in.
I recently moved into a non smoking apartment building (they claim they always have been) however my apartment reeks of cigarettes. I complained of the odor and the apartment manager put an air purifier in the apartment for a day and it only temporarily resolved the problem. Based on how my landlords have been acting and the inability for me to live there due to the smell, I would like to break my lease and find another apartment as well as be completely reimbursed for everything. Since they didn't disclose there was smoking previously in my apartment and they advertise as non smoking, could I state consumer fraud? Should I bring in a third party to prove there was smoking my apartment? How should I go forward with all of this.
Jenn
My question is my current options would be based on the current situation I am in.
I recently moved into a non smoking apartment building (they claim they always have been) however my apartment reeks of cigarettes. I complained of the odor and the apartment manager put an air purifier in the apartment for a day and it only temporarily resolved the problem. Based on how my landlords have been acting and the inability for me to live there due to the smell, I would like to break my lease and find another apartment as well as be completely reimbursed for everything. Since they didn't disclose there was smoking previously in my apartment and they advertise as non smoking, could I state consumer fraud? Should I bring in a third party to prove there was smoking my apartment? How should I go forward with all of this.
Jenn