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Some tenant-landlord issues are easily resolved by learning the right steps to take when as issue comes up. Documenting maintenance issues with pictures and video can go a long way. Depending on the situation, it is also important to follow up any verbal, text message, or email notifications to your landlord with a letter in certified mail. Not sure where to start? Connect with a housing navigator to learn more about tenants’ rights and the steps needed to resolve a tenant-landlord issue.
If your tenant-landlord issue relates to an alleged lease violation, is a matter of health and safety, or could result in going to court, it is essential to get a lawyer involved.
In partnership with Adams County, Colorado Housing Connects and Brothers Redevelopment offer high-quality, no-cost mediation services to mitigate landlord-tenant disputes in Adams County. The goal of the program is to divert parties away from court-sanctioned eviction proceedings and to work toward mutually agreed alternatives between renters and landlords like rental assistance, payment plans, lease compliance, and more.
In Denver, Colorado Housing Connects offers tenant-landlord mediation services for all manner of housing disputes, including maintenance issues, lease disputes, security deposit disagreements, and more.
To learn more, call 1-844-926-6632.
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