<prompt> Human: So, after a huge thunderstorm over one weekend about a month and a half ago, the roof in my brand new apartment developed a leak. It ended up flooding my bathroom while I was out of town for the whole weekend. When j came home I found water everywhere and mold growing aggressively. Previously small amounts of mold were growing in the bathroom that indicated a leak but I never thought much of it after letting them know the first time around. Fast forward a month and a half and I was forced to live in the moldy, musty apartment for 2 weeks before anybody even came to fix it after letting them know the day I found out, which caused me a ton of allergies and I developed a light cough. Then they moved me out of my apartment forcing me to move in with random people while I wait a week or 2 for it to be fixed which I didnt like but seemed reasonable enough if it wouldnt be for too long. Now they are saying it will be months, and Ill have to move out completely into a new place in a less than ideal location. What compensation should I ask for because when I brought it up they basically said for me to name a reasonable amount. I said Id have to think about it because I have no clue what one would be, especially since I am a pre med student in the final phase of getting my real life together and am basically working 80 hour weeks with 4-5 different projects going on besides school. Can somebody help me out with this? Also sorry for the grammar and huge paragraph because Im on mobile. Thank You  <response>: I frequently see displaced residents staying in a hotel, not some random rental with strangers. I would demand them to break the lease, if they refuse I would contact the city inspections department and seek legal counsel. There are very strict responsibilities the landlord needs to follow in these circumstances. I am sorry that I am no expert on what these circumstances are. 