Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania

Re: PA Rental Question

The first thing to do is start writing. Send your landlord a letter stating the oven is broken and asking when he is going to fix it. If he ignores you find out what it will cost to fix the oven. Then in the second letter ask again for him to fix the oven and that if he doesn't then you will have it repaired and that you want him to pay.

If it comes to having the oven repaired on your dime. Send a copy of the bill with a letter to the landlord that if you aren't paid by the time the next rent payment is due, you'll be deducting the repair cost from the next rent payment.

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{John}