1 · PROBLEMRental issueDefine the issue
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Build a tenancy-dispute action plan
Identify the exact rental issue, the outcome requested and any urgent notice, eviction or filing deadline. Put the request in writing, connect it to the lease and supporting records, track the landlord or agent’s response and check the correct tenancy body or tribunal for your location.
General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026
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Choose locationVISUAL RESOLUTION FLOW
Problem → action → response → next decision.
Keep the dispute moving one visible step at a time instead of jumping between messages, promises and escalation ideas.
1 · PROBLEMRental issue
2 · ACTIONWritten requestCheck urgent notices and dates
3 · RESPONSELandlord responseMake a specific written request
4 · REVIEWReview next routeTrack inspection, repair or payment activity
Issue clearRequest sentResponse trackedNext step reviewed
Define the issue
Separate deposit deductions, repairs, access, rent, notices, condition, fees or ending the tenancy.
Check urgent notices and dates
Eviction, termination, rent and tribunal processes can be deadline-sensitive. Record the exact notice wording and dates.
Make a specific written request
State the issue, relevant lease or condition record, requested action and a reasonable response date.
Track inspection, repair or payment activity
Record appointments, access, contractor attendance, payments, credits and promises.
Use the correct local body
Tenancy agencies, deposit schemes, mediation services and tribunals vary by jurisdiction.
Important limitation
GetInstantResolve does not decide whether a tenancy notice, deduction, rent increase or eviction is valid. Local procedures and deadlines control.
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