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Do students have any financial or legal recourse if a property loses its designation after they move in, or the property owner/manager won’t fix something that’s on the list of criteria?

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Do students have any financial or legal recourse if a property loses its designation after they move in, or the property owner/manager won’t fix something that’s on the list of criteria?

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Since the property owner’s participation is voluntary, there are no guarantees that the complex will maintain its Crimson Choice designation. However, the Alabama tenant law that went into effect in January 2007 gives tenants several avenues of recourse in matters of maintenance and life safety issues.

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