Landlord Tenant

I live in a rental property in Florida. I issued a notice to the landlord regarding a delay in payment and it was collected by his wife since he was out of town. He later complained of not receiving any notice indicating the delay in rent payment. Is it considered as notice served when the notice is received by the landlord’s wife?

I entered into a lease agreement for an apartment in Brooklyn, New York. According to the lease agreement the landlord was to hand over possession of the apartment to me by the first of this month. However, it is already 15th, and he has not yet completed the repairs that he has promised to do and is asking time till the beginning of next month to complete repairs and hand over possession of the apartment. Now I have lost trust in him and would like to come out of the lease agreement. Does the law permit me to do so?

I am living in a rented house in Wisconsin. This tenancy is a tenancy at will, and I am thinking of leaving this house. Can a tenant terminate a tenancy at will or is only the landlord who has the right to terminate a tenancy at will?

I live in a rented house in Wisconsin. I have a monthly tenancy agreement with the landlord. I have not been able to pay my rent this month. Can my landlord terminate the rental agreement?

I have recently shifted to a rented house in New York. I am supposed to pay the first month’s rent in ten days. Is there provision under which a landlord is obligated to provide the tenant with receipts of rental payments received by him?