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In cases like this, can the landlord mysteriously choose not to renew the rental contract?
in some jurisdictions that have tenant protections, if a complaint is filed a landlord can't 'retaliate' by raising rents, not renewing, evictions would get much more scrutiny by the courts, etc...
Which if a jurisdiction is willing to inspect a unit to this level, its a safe assumption that it has those protections you listed
On paper… no they can’t retaliate against you. But… if you live in a state like mine. Rules and laws aren’t worth a damn and you’ll be out on your ass faster than you can say renters rights.
Probably
Reeks of affluent college town to me