My landlord doesn't respond to my complaints. What can I do?

Put the defect in writing and give a reasonable deadline. We assess whether it is a defect in the legal sense and, if needed, draft a letter on your behalf.

Does this also apply to a room or a temporary contract?

Yes. Which rules apply depends on the type of agreement; that is the first thing we look at during the intake.

The lease, the letter or message in question, and photos or messages about the defect.

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Rent increase
Defects and maintenance
Deposit not returned
Notice to quit
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You receive written advice in plain language: what the law says about your situation, how strong your position is, and which steps you can take. With sources, so you can check it yourself.

Fixed prices for this topic

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Letter on your behalf Letter of demand or liability notice Fixed price, quote first

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Frequently asked questions

My landlord doesn't respond to my complaints. What can I do?Put the defect in writing and give a reasonable deadline. We assess whether it is a defect in the legal sense and, if needed, draft a letter on your behalf.
Does this also apply to a room or a temporary contract?Yes. Which rules apply depends on the type of agreement; that is the first thing we look at during the intake.
What should I send?The lease, the letter or message in question, and photos or messages about the defect.

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