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I agree with the others - do not repair cosmetically until the cause has been found. Get someone else out there. If it was the heat then it wouldn't be a new problem - I still have my money on water! :).

Let us know what the handyman says. My advise (the same I give to all of my landlords if this happens) is to fix what appears to be the cause of the damage - make the area safe and then just give it a week or so to make sure the cause is repaired before you fix the cosmetics. 9 times out of...

Have you been getting much rain? If not, then probably not the roof / gutters and probably a pipe in the wall? It is fairly common in older homes but usually it's in the shower behind the taps :).

Depends on the handyman - I've got one who runs a business and he is able to bring in builders, structural engineers, electricians plumbers etc. as required. I would be concerned about the underlying problem. Your PM has mentioned water damage (I think it's supposed to be 'prevent future...