English, 26.02.2021 01:10 kleathers97

Task: Imagine that your apartment or rented home has become unlivable. You believe your landlord is responsible for fixing the damage but he has not done so. Write a letter of 250-500 words in which you: Identify the problem and the cost for fixing the problem.
Explain how the problem impacts the residents’ health and the livability of the unit.
Describe the remedy you will take (deduct the cost of the repairs, withhold rent, or abandon the unit).
This practical writing exercise is different from writing a formal essay. For more information about writing a formal essay, see the instructions under “Guide to Writing in the Social Sciences.”

The following template will help you:

Your Address:

Date:

Landlord’s Address:

Dear (Mr. or Ms. Landlord’s Last Name),

Body of Letter:

Sincerely,
(Your Signature)
Your Name - Printed

Use the Text Editor to create your letter.

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