Before court

Contacting your landlord before you know your position can backfire.

Approaching your landlord without knowing your legal position can weaken or lose a claim.

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The wrong approach can cost you

Many renters write to their landlord before understanding whether they have a claim, what the breach actually is, or what compensation they could be owed.

A poorly worded letter can tip off a landlord, invite a low settlement or weaken your position before you have checked the facts.

Find out if you have a claim.

RentersProtect checks your tenancy against the deposit protection rules at no cost.

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Know your claim before you act

The type of breach, the dates involved and the compensation range all affect how you should approach your landlord, if at all.

Acting on incomplete information is one of the most common reasons deposit claims fail or settle for less than they are worth.

Check first, then decide

RentersProtect gives you a clear picture of your claim before you contact your landlord or take any further steps.

Knowing where you stand puts you in a stronger position, whether you pursue compensation or negotiate a settlement.

Next step

Find out if you have a claim.

Find out what your claim is worth before you contact your landlord.

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