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I'm guessing it depends on the laws in your state. There are usually renters advocacy groups for each state which can help with this type of stuff. I am guessing documenting each interaction with management and what you've asked for is the first step (though I am no lawyer!). Good luck!

@MrsRcCar: I have found that you can get out, but usually they charge you a fee to relist or find someone knew, sometimes it is just a fee to get free. Did you check mention of subletting or breaking lease in the lease? Where I currently live you have to find someone usually, to take the lease over but they sign a new lease. My new place lets you leave with just a fee because it is a very regulated building.

People die in my state if they don't have AC, and it isn't healthy over 78. Not to scare you, it is usually the elderly. But I wouldn't hesitate to send an email with strong words because it really is a health issue.

I am sorry! Are there any law clinics, do you have an attorney? Tenant advocacy can help! I know how terrible it can be to find out a place is unfortunate! Look over the lease and see if you can identify any specific ways the landlords are not holding up the lease and document!

Also, all of your state's laws will be online, so try to find specific laws they are in violation of. And specific ways they are not holding up the lease, find specific language.