A constructive eviction occurs when a tenant is effectively forced to leave their rental property due to intolerable living conditions or the landlord's failure to meet their legal obligations. This could include situations like a persistent lack of essential services (such as water or heat) or a failure to address serious maintenance issues. To prevent constructive evictions and avoid legal complications, landlords must familiarize themselves with tenant laws specific to their jurisdiction. The

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