<human>: I am a student at a major UC who is in the middle of a lease with a non-profit that owns both their offices and our property next door. The house is no winner, and I never expected it to be, but there are serious health issues that the landlords refuse to address and instead say is our responsibility. 

Most notably, our bathrooms have zero ventilation and our windows are from the 60s. Because of this, massive amounts of black mold appear on our windows. I have asked repeatedly for them to bring people in to remove this, but they insist that it our responsibility to remove any black mold found in the house.

Other minor issues include: not providing locks for our windows (so they literally swing open from both the inside and outside), and require that we climb on the roof and clean out the gutters.

Are there any legal protections that permit us to pursue the landlords for damages? We do not pay a small rent (combined $3,500 a month) and feel that there should be some requirement by our landlords to at least keep the house in a healthy, livable, condition.

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<bot>: Landlords on campus require we clean black mold from house if found in face of $3,500/mo rent.