If I were required to give 30 days as contract states, I'd wonder if it's feasible to wait to month 7, even at this pattern, that way I will not be on the hook for any fees in breaking the agreement, if that's the case (bound by the agreement, even if not collecting utilities to reimburse to me).They've had some other mild gaffes (communication, errant charge for landscaping I never authorized, never reimbursed me the small charge, large lapses in communication response - most recent was 12 days, and they only responded when I mentioned this fact) ... many things are gradually adding up and overall it doesn't look too good on their end.Any suggestions as to how to go about this???

Sometimes there is only great recession data, and that recession was pretty mild on some asset classes, versus previous recessions.

If it was a mild infestation and your electronics weren't on a wall shared with the other apartment they are probably ok but if you are worried there is a treatment called Nuvan strips which can be purchased online; these are pretty toxic and the treatment instructions must be followed carefully.

(Or might be very mild, real estate prices didn't even drop in the 2001 recession.)

Sometimes there is only great recession data, and that recession was pretty mild on some asset classes, versus previous recessions.

Just simply trying to find a mild bottom line, rather than rolling over for full price offer right from the start.

Next, she was getting mild electric shock from refrigerator.

I would also change out the furnace filters and give the place a good cleaning with a mild bleach solution first.

The owner only disclosed mild carpet stains and wear and tear in the basement.

A lot of nice little streets with some mildly rougher areas mixed in.