Do i have to pay rent when the home is uninhabitable?

In many jurisdictions, tenants may have grounds to withhold rent if a rental property is uninhabitable due to significant issues, such as lack of heat, water, or serious structural problems. However, tenants are usually required to notify the landlord of the issues and give them a chance to fix them. It's important to consult local laws and, if necessary, seek legal advice to understand your rights and obligations in such situations. Always document any uninhabitable conditions and communications with the landlord.