I live in a rented house and it smells like oil, the furnace is leaking, and the owner still hasn't come to ?

fix it. Can we leave the house and break the lease because of this?I live in a rented house and it smells like oil, the furnace is leaking, and the owner still hasn't come to ?
Call the fire department! This is a dangerous situation. The oil will give off fumes and the fumes can ignite.I live in a rented house and it smells like oil, the furnace is leaking, and the owner still hasn't come to ?
If the furnace is actually leaking, you need to call your oil company IMMEDIATELY and report a dangerous situation. Don't wait for the landlord. This is both a safety hazard and an environmental hazard and calls for emergency measures.





You might want to give your landlord a heads-up by calling him first and telling him that you are about to call the oil company. That might get some response out of him.
Call the company that delivers the oil and tell them there is oil everywhere. Make it sound scary and dangerous. Call the landlord and act the same way. Consider calling the fire department.