A clear draft for your housing problem

A dark patch or a damp corner that will not dry. If you have the same thing, read what you can do and write what you see.

You keep finding pests in the kitchen or another room. If this is your place, read what you can do and describe it in your words.

A drip, a stain, a part that does not work. Write what is happening. An address helps the draft.

The lock, the door, or someone pushing you out. If this is happening to you, read what you can do and describe it in your words.

The rent went up, or a paper about the rent is on the table. If this is yours, read what you can do and say what the paper says.

A notice about staying or leaving. Describe what the paper says. This page does not say you are covered.

Money you paid at the start, and what happened to it. Write what you know. Do not invent a number.

A fee, or a line in the lease, that you want to describe. Use your words. This page does not call the fee unlawful.

The hall, the stairs, or something that is not only inside one apartment. Describe what you see.

The light, the gas, or a bill you do not understand. Describe it. This page does not say who must pay.

You were treated differently, or you asked for a change and heard nothing. If this is you, read what you can do and describe it in your words.