Lessee is responsible for frozen pipes; clogged sinks, drains, commode, and sewer/septic lines and for any damages resulting from the same."

The city has also frozen all condo conversions with tenants for now too (their a**hole attorneys anticipated this, so basically said if any owner sues, we will freeze all condo conversions involving tenants.)

On more or less all of my houses, they are at/near the floor when I bought them, so there's really nowhere for them to go (other than be stuck in a completely frozen market, not going to happen here except under Armegeddon).

Now picture water gushing out of that toilet, unrestricted, until someone notices a frozen river creeping down the street.

I know I had 450 loans out that 90% got frozen and we had to do work outs or my clients lost all their equity selling..   

With a chapter 13 your credit stays frozen in the crapper while you are paying debts back so no real benefit there.No legal advice given. 

If water or waste pipes are frozen Tenant will notify Landlord immediately and in writing.

Insulating pipes is rarely going to prevent frozen pipes when temperatures get very low; a source if heat is the only real solution when temperatures get low like when the “polar vortex” occurs.

Meanwhile the rents and inflation have continued to increase, giving them astronomical ROI (triple digits).When the rents are frozen, or unable to float to meet demand, its a barrier to entry for new investors.

On Dec 18, tenant reported heater not working and frozen pipes.