1) Make sure this is all (your side, that is) documented in writing.
2) Go have a nice "chat" with the complex manager. Both of you.
3) Check your lease to see what would be considered grounds for them breaking your lease which would let you leave w/o consequences. You might check with the Austin Tenant's Council (http://www.housing-rights.org/) for advice/assistance.
4) Start looking for a new place. I would for damn sure not renew a lease after this.
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Date: 2008-04-21 03:13 pm (UTC)2) Go have a nice "chat" with the complex manager. Both of you.
3) Check your lease to see what would be considered grounds for them breaking your lease which would let you leave w/o consequences. You might check with the Austin Tenant's Council (http://www.housing-rights.org/) for advice/assistance.
4) Start looking for a new place. I would for damn sure not renew a lease after this.