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At the beginning of august, a major water leak flooded my restroom and seeped into the walls and vents. Immediately upon incident I called the front office of my apartment to report it. It took almost 15minutes to get a hold of someone. My roommate had to hunt down a grounds keeper to officially turn off the water.

The water didn't destroy any of our stuff, thankfully. But, the manager of my apartment complex wanted to wait for it to dry before they did anything to it. Fast forward a week, the apartment was hard to live in. The whole place smelled like mold and me and my roommate are forced to live outside of the apartment with friends.

I don't have renters insurance, so I was living in my car for a short time. In phoenix, the weather is unbearable. So, I was uncomfortable and annoyed about our situation. Immediately on monday morning i went to the office to get a timeline of when we could move back in. But, nothing was planned. The manager kept saying were "busy." I had to raise a fuss about the smell and how unbearable the conditions were in the apartment. Then, a grounds keeper came in to replace the ceiling with new dry wall. Next day, a carpet cleaner came in to clean the rug. 

After the touch-ups, me and my roommate waited for the paint and rug to dry. We waited for a three days just to make sure  everything was okay. I walked in and realized the mold was still present. It continued to smell musty. I told the apartment complex that the restorations haven't been completed yet. No one has done anything at the office to help us. Today, I walked into the office to request a new unit. The only thing I keep hearing is, "Ill speak to the manager about it and get back to you." In the end, I never hear from them. I'm not sure what else to do... What are my rights as a tenant? I know for a fact, the manager of the apartment complex hasn't honored their side of our rental agreement. I just want to move back into my apartment and relax.
<bot>: Landlord hasn't done anything to fix the water damage caused by our upstairs neighbor. It's been close to two weeks since the incident.