South Carolina Landlord/Tenant FAQs
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Can The Landlord Refuse To Make Repairs If I'm Late Or Behind In Paying Rent?
A: No. The landlord must comply with requirements of state and local building and housing codes which generally require the property be kept in good repair. -
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What If The Landlord's Appliances, Such As Stove Or Air Conditioner, Don't Work?
A: The landlord must maintain a reasonably good and safe working order of all appliances supplied or required to be supplied by him. -
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Are There Any Exceptions To The Landlord's Duties?
A: Yes. The landlord and you can agree in writing for you to maintain the appliance(s) if the agreement is not for the purpose of allowing the landlord to avoid making … More -
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If The Landlord Won't Make Repairs And I Can't Move, What Should I Do?
A: If you want to stay and purchase substitute heat, water or other essential services, you can give your landlord written notice you will purchase them the best you can … More -
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What If There Is An Emergency In The House?
A: Yes, she can come in without your permission if, for example, there is a fire, broken water or plumbing pipe, and other such things. -
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Are There Other Exceptions?
A: Yes, If the police or a court order is involved, then she is not required to give you advance notice and get your permission. -
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What Can I Do If The Landlord Comes In Anyway?
A: You can take her to Magistrate`s Court or Circuit Court for violating your rights under the law.
Landlord/Tenant Sub-categories
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Landlord Rights
Landlord Tenant Law Landlord Tenant Rights Leases Rent |
Rental Discrimination
Repairs Security Deposit Terminations and Evictions |