What happened after your notice?

Tell us if the landlord repaired the unit, credited rent, or did nothing. Your report is anonymous and feeds the statewide totals on the home page.

Send written notice first if you have not already. Create a repair notice. This page is a follow-up, not a substitute for that record.

Report an update after your notice

This is how the site tracks repairs completed, rent credits, and how quickly landlords responded. Nothing identifying is stored — only county, outcome, days, and a dollar amount if you were credited rent.

What happened?

Repairs finishedEvery problem I listed was fixed to my satisfaction.Some repairs doneThe landlord fixed part of it; other issues remain.Nothing yet / no responseI am still waiting. The conditions have not been repaired.Landlord refusedThey said they will not repair, or they denied the problem.Retaliation after noticeThreats, lockout attempts, a sudden eviction notice, or similar.

County of the rental

How many days after written notice?

Count from the day you sent the notice to the day repairs finished, you received a credit, or today if you are still waiting.

I received a rent credit, rent reduction, or reimbursement.

Self-reported totals help other tenants see whether written notice leads to repairs. Do not put your name, unit number, or a story in this form — those stay in your own records.