Tenant Communication That De-escalates
Writes landlord or agent communications that state the position clearly, keep a defensible written record, and lower the temperature.
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Running it, start to finish
- Set out the history with dates and both parties' obligations.
- Read section 1 honestly before sending anything firm.
- Take advice where section 7 says to.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Checks whether your position is actually sound before helping you assert it firmly.
- Writes to a standard you would be content to have read aloud in a dispute.
- Separates the record you are creating from the message you are sending, and notes what to document separately.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Do not skip section 1. A firm message on a weak position is the worst available outcome — it creates a record and closes off the compromise you will need.
- Leave out the history. Everything you would like to say about previous conduct works against you in a written record and prolongs the exchange.
- Document alongside the message. Section 5 lists what to photograph or record. The message alone is rarely sufficient evidence on its own.
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