I am renting a condo from an individual. part of the reason I rented this condo was because I was verbally guaranteed used of the pool. Now pool season is here and the landlord tells me they cannot get a pool pass because they are behind on condo fees. I also found out after renting the condo had placed a lien against the landlord for past condo fees and the landlord did not have an inspection done so I cannot get my occupancy permit also in the condo rules they cannot rent for less than 12 months. My lease is for 6 months. Can I hold back any rent money for not having use of the condo facilities?
Optional Information: Country relating to Question: United States State (if USA): Missouri Already Tried: Just talking to them. They have gotten the inspection but things have not yet been fixed so I still cant get an occupancy permit.
Hello,Are you under a written lease?.If so, does it mention that the pool pass is included or was that completely verbal?.
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no it was verbal
Was the lease written?
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