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Location: Fort Worth, Texas

My wife and I just transfered apartment units and, two weeks after moving in, have discovered that the ceiling leaks badly into one of the bedrooms. We're on the bottom floor and have discovered that the leak is coming from the ceiling, which leaks at an even worse magnitude into the upstairs neighbor's apartment. Apparently, it has been doing so for over four months now, and management has known about it but does nothing. They just say "we're working on it."

Now, I'm not going to be as patient as they: I've already contacted management and told them that it needs repair and that I want mold testing done. They simply told us that our unit has all-new sheetrock and won't have a mold problem (that's not how it works), and that they'll get on it. Maintanance came by yesterday afternoon to seal up the window and ceiling (they tarred the roof). Unfortunately, a huge rainstorm came through last night and the leak is just as bad - except this time, it took out one of our laptops. There is also an odd smell coming from the bathroom, which may or may not be mold.

I contacted our city government yesterday to verify that leaking ceilings are code violations, so I know that I can take that route. But what else can I do? Do we seriously just have to "wait it out," and hope that they do end up fixing it, while mold could be growing and the room becomes increasingly unusable?
<bot>: Apartment has bewen leaking for four months into upstairs neighbor's place, and leaks from their place into mine. Management has been dragging their feet. Is there any way to compel them to resolve the issue?