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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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As far as I can tell in my jurisdiction there is no recourse for reporting them aside from suing for not upkeeping the pool because it isn't something necessary like water, heating/cooling, etc. Suing defeats the purpose because I don't want to move and win or lose I definitely wouldn't be able to stay there after the case.
A tenant union could be useful long term maybe but it puts a target on your back just like suing does.