Condo still unrepaired 9 months after hurricane ike?
I live in a condo in which 90% of the complex was damaged by hurricane ike. There is severe roof damage and 90% of the units in the complex lost 1 or more walls. The majority of us are all living with tarp that covers the holes in the walls.
In the last few weeks, heavy rains have compromised the roof even more, and now it is to the point that each moderate to heavy rain brings water into most of our units. The roaches are out of control and I anticipate this getting worse with the aproaching heat.
We are now going into another hurricane season, and there will be more heavy rains. The management company has done nothing to make repairs from either Ike or the storm damage from a few weeks ago. They have said that they are still hashing it out with the insurance company. While this may very well be true, we are all still making our rent payments, and some of the residents are making mortgage payments because they own their units. At this point, I am praying that God will spare us another hurricane or tropical storm this year, because the complex will not be able to handle it. If my lease was up any time soon, I would head for the hills, but I still have many months to go.
Who can we complain to? Is there any recourse. I feel that we are all at risk for many issues, including mold from the continued water in our homes, pests and the impending damage to our of our personal property if we should have a heavy storm or hurricane.
While I do have renters insurance, I would not like for the management to rely on the insurance of others while they bypass their own responsibility to us as residents.

Sorry to hear about your condo. your going to have use your renters insurance. Think about your health because if your still living there you may have mildew in your walls and this will make you very sick
The management are employees of the condo board. What is the condo board doing to hurry the process along. It would seem to me that a building covered only in a tarp can be argued to be uninhabitable and would allow you to break the lease. What does your lawyer say?