Letters to your landlord
Clear, polite, specific, and written for you in about 30 seconds. Each kit is $12, one time: two versions of the letter, talking points, a follow-up and next steps.
Negotiate a rent increase
A letter in two tones that cites your local numbers, a counteroffer, talking points, a follow-up and a plan if they say no.
Starts with a free rent check
Lower the rent you already pay
If you're paying more than the area or similar listings, ask for a lower rent, a concession or a better renewal rate.
Starts with a free overpaying check
Negotiate a new lease before you sign
Check a listing against the market, then ask the leasing office for a lower rent or a concession.
Starts with a free listing check
Get a repair fixed, in writing
A clear written repair request, a follow-up, and calm next steps if nothing happens.
Get your security deposit back
A firm, polite request for your deposit back with an itemized-deductions ask, plus a follow-up.
Ask to end your lease early
A proposal to end your lease early that makes it easy for the landlord to say yes, plus talking points.
Review a lease before you sign
Key terms pulled out, clauses worth questioning flagged by severity, and questions to ask before you sign.
Free quick scan first
A problem that isn't about rent?
Noise nobody mentioned, repairs that never happen, a deposit that didn't come back: Pushback checks your lease and local rules and coaches every reply. The plan is free.
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