Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Finance and Business: [header] How to sue your landlord to resolve landlord tenant disputes [title] Identify the dispute. [step] The substance of your dispute will determine what you should do. Consider the following common landlord-tenant disputes : [substeps] Your landlord won't make necessary repairs.

Ending1: For example, your toilet might be backed up, or your apartment might lack sufficient heat. Landlords need to keep their apartments in a habitable condition. Ending2: Instead, your landlord can plan these improvements accordingly. Your landlord can't sell the property without not repaying the loan or paying the amount owed. Ending3: You will probably not want to fix the roommate's property when it is still good if the landlord knows about it. You will not be able to make more than a single-party dispute. Ending4: And your landlord must turn over a landlord liability suit, which can result in a high fine. Your landlord is charging too much for repairs.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4