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It is actually illegal depending on how serious the problem is. You can easily withhold rent or get your lease terminated Call the city health inspectors and have them deem your property inhabitable You can't just move out in the middle of the night but if the landlord fails to correct the issues they are breaking the lease that you entered in together
That might be grounds for a lawsuit depending on the stipulations of your lease. If the landlord led you in with false pretenses. I'm not sure. I'd look into something though.
Take him to court. It is illegal.
Gas the place.
Sue them, by law they have to go through the apartment/house with you and tell you of any infestations or problems!
Take him to court.
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You didn't inspect the home before leasing it???
It's his legal responsibility as a landlord to provide you with a livable situation. Mice and cockroaches ain't a livable situation. Have him bring in an exterminator.