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Unfortunately, your only option is to move.  Because our temperatures rarely, if ever,  go below 70 degrees, a water heater has never been considered a necessity, not even by the Housing Authority.  By the way, this is the only government office that regulates and enforces rules regarding tenant/landlords issues.  However, their jurisdiction is limited to landlords and tenants receiving benefits under Section 8- Housing Assistance.

Send me a private message with your contact information like email and cellphone number so I can advice you.

You can buy a tankless water heater that screws into the shower head at Home Depot for $75. Yes it’s warm enough most of the time without having hot water but after October it will feel good to have hot water.

The apt still available, i will like you to get back to me with your email address for more details and pictures of the apartment  because your email is not showing here....

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Click on his user Id it will then open another window where you can send him a private message

Here is my email i will like you to reply directly to my email address....

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I'm in Aguadilla and have a similar problem. My ceiling has been leaking into my pantry. Landlord has know since July. It's now almost November. Any advice would be much appreciated.

@photozrus You can try to use DACO ().  Let the landlord know of your intent to put a complaint through DACO since the threat of using it may trigger some urgency.  Make sure you document your looses so you can get restitution if the case to go to a DAOC hearing.  Good luck.   

@1041 Cecil thank you