If a landlord has no contractual obligation to make repairs, the landlord has no obligation to finish whatever repairs he or she begins in a timely manner.

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Even if there is no contractual obligation, once a landlord begins repairs, they may have a duty to complete them in a reasonable time due to implied warranty of habitability or local housing codes that require landlords to maintain properties in a livable condition.

If a Landlord Has No Contractual Obligation to Make Repairs