@Daniela R. introducing a new air conditioning modality is usually a larger Capex item, I would ensure it is more cost effective in the long run.  

We would obviously talk to a lawyer and have legal documents drawn up etc.

Now the lease agreement (I purchased off of the BP site actually) doesn't say anything about breaking a lease.In short it just states (effectively) you're here till the end.

He complained to me he was told the insurance company's lawyers only represent the insurance company and he was told he better get lawyers to represent himself personally.I decided to used my money I saved from not setting up all those LLC's, and instead spend it on buying several million in umbrella liability insurance instead.

Try finding a Real Estate Lawyer on Thumbtack.com based on the reviews.

Let's say the roof is 15 years old so the effective lifespan is now 10 years. 5k/10 year life span/12 months in a year= $42 per month.

It's nice for them, but not always the most efficient or effective method for the Landlord. 

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Do you have wording to that effect in your lease?

Neither divorce lawyer nor the judge asked about their current living conditions?