Yes, regardless of whether or not you have a written lease, your landlord is obligated under state law to make repairs. A tenantatwill has the right to use repair and deduct but should keep in mind that their lease can be terminated with sixty (60) days notice. A tenantatwill would not be wise to spend on repairs more than he can deduct in sixty (60) days.
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