My daughter is living in an apartment in Englewood, Co. Over the past 4-5 weeks she has been dealing with living in termoil. She woke up those weeks ago with bites on her that she could not explain that left massive welts. She, herself, did massive cleaning of her apartment to make sure that whatever it was was removed. Despite the thorough cleaning multiple times she kept getting bites. She threw out a mattress cover that seemed to show signs of what a bed bug might leave. She has not traveled or had visitors to bring them to her apt. Finally she actually found one. She talked with neighbors and found that the one above had had them. She then went to the landlord. They scheduled a time for a company to spray her apartment. She got a list of how they wanted her apartment to look and what she was to do. More or less - the apartment was going to look like move in day. Everything of material nature to be put in black plastic bags. They said if you can bake those in the sun for a good amount of time. The apartment complex manager came by while we were helping her dismantle everything, to tell her she couldn't hang those bags over the balcony. (This after the other gal in the office said she could because of what was happening) She had a time out of town already scheduled, so we took her cat and they went in and sprayed. She was gone for a week and they came back a week after the first spray to check. They found evidence of them and sprayed again. She was at that point told she could put things back and live there just fine. She in the mean time had been living basically out of her car and not sleeping much. I can't blame her. She was sleeping mostly in the main room and not the bedroom. She finally had no choice but to set up the mattress in the bedroom. She has again been being bite. They will come again tomorrow to spray. They will not compensate her in any way for her life being turned upside down since they had to worked out compensation when she moved in. (delayed her move in by 5 weeks from the promised date) She wants to know if she has legal rights to break the lease and look for a new place to live? She said she just can't live there anymore with getting constantly bit or worried that she will be. I still have the majority of her clothes and she still uses her truck as her closet. She can't continue to live amongst bags and containers sealed with her belongings.

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Country relating to Question: United States
State (if USA): Colorado

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Talking with landlord to get this fixed. They are not real sympathetic to her cry for help with all of this.