This form is used by a tenant to inform the landlord of a problem with the lease premises, specifically broken windows. With this form, the tenant makes a request for repair pursuant to the lease and notifies the landlord that he/she/it has breached its duty to maintain the property in tenantable condition.
Title: Tacoma, Washington Letter from Tenant to Landlord with Demand for Window Repairs Keywords: Tacoma, Washington, tenant, landlord, broken windows, demand, repair Introduction: — Comprehensive template for writing a letter from a tenant to the landlord in Tacoma, Washington, demanding repairs for broken windows. — Addressing the issue of broken windows, which poses both security and safety risks. — Clearly state the problem, request immediate repairs, and express the potential consequences of ignoring the request. — Customize the letter based on the severity of window damage or any additional concerns. Content: 1. Date and Tenant's Information: a. Date: [Date] b. Tenant's Full Name: c. Tenant's Address: d. City, State, Zip Code: e. Landlord's Full Name: f. Landlord's Address: g. City, State, Zip Code: 2. Salutation: Dear [Landlord's Full Name], 3. Introduction: a. Start by expressing appreciation for the rental property and documenting the current situation. b. Clearly mention the specific issue of broken windows and emphasize the need for immediate repairs. c. Indicate any threats to security, safety, or potential damage due to the broken windows. 4. Window Details: a. Provide a precise description of each broken window, including its location within the property. b. Mention the severity of damage, such as visible cracks, shattered glass, or any pronounced danger it presents. c. Attach photographs if possible to illustrate the issue effectively. 5. Demand for Repairs: a. Emphasize the urgency and necessity for repairs to ensure the tenant's safety, security, and well-being. b. Demand that the landlord promptly arranges for the repairs to be conducted by a professional contractor experienced in window replacement. c. State a reasonable deadline for completing the repairs and indicate the consequences of failing to meet the deadline. 6. Tenant's Rights: a. Highlight the legal responsibilities of the landlord stated in the lease agreement, local building codes, or city ordinances regarding necessary repairs and maintenance. b. Mention the rights granted to the tenant, including the right to inhabitable living conditions and a safe environment. 7. Contact Information: a. Provide the tenant's contact information, including phone number and email address, for further communication and updates. b. Request acknowledgment of receipt of the letter and maintain written records of correspondence. 8. Closing: a. Express hope for a prompt resolution to the issue and thank the landlord for their attention to the matter. b. Sign off with "Yours Sincerely" or "Best Regards." c. Sign your name at the bottom of the letter. Optional Additions: — If applicable, mention financial losses incurred by the tenant due to the broken windows (e.g., increased utility bills, potential damages to personal belongings). — In case of emergencies or immediate danger, consider mentioning the option of temporary window boarding to prevent unauthorized access or further damage. Types of Tacoma, Washington Letters from Tenant to Landlord with Demand for Window Repairs: 1. Standard Demand for Window Repair Letter: — Suitable for cases where windows are cracked or minimally damaged, posing a security risk. 2. Urgent Demand for Window Repair Letter: — Appropriate when windows are shattered or severely damaged, significantly compromising the tenant's safety and requiring immediate attention and repairs. 3. Demand for Window Repair with Financial Repercussions Letter: — Includes a section detailing financial losses incurred due to broken windows and requesting compensation for any associated expenses. Note: The content above is provided as a general guide. It is advised to consult with a legal professional or tenant rights organization for specific advice or to adapt the content to fit individual circumstances.Title: Tacoma, Washington Letter from Tenant to Landlord with Demand for Window Repairs Keywords: Tacoma, Washington, tenant, landlord, broken windows, demand, repair Introduction: — Comprehensive template for writing a letter from a tenant to the landlord in Tacoma, Washington, demanding repairs for broken windows. — Addressing the issue of broken windows, which poses both security and safety risks. — Clearly state the problem, request immediate repairs, and express the potential consequences of ignoring the request. — Customize the letter based on the severity of window damage or any additional concerns. Content: 1. Date and Tenant's Information: a. Date: [Date] b. Tenant's Full Name: c. Tenant's Address: d. City, State, Zip Code: e. Landlord's Full Name: f. Landlord's Address: g. City, State, Zip Code: 2. Salutation: Dear [Landlord's Full Name], 3. Introduction: a. Start by expressing appreciation for the rental property and documenting the current situation. b. Clearly mention the specific issue of broken windows and emphasize the need for immediate repairs. c. Indicate any threats to security, safety, or potential damage due to the broken windows. 4. Window Details: a. Provide a precise description of each broken window, including its location within the property. b. Mention the severity of damage, such as visible cracks, shattered glass, or any pronounced danger it presents. c. Attach photographs if possible to illustrate the issue effectively. 5. Demand for Repairs: a. Emphasize the urgency and necessity for repairs to ensure the tenant's safety, security, and well-being. b. Demand that the landlord promptly arranges for the repairs to be conducted by a professional contractor experienced in window replacement. c. State a reasonable deadline for completing the repairs and indicate the consequences of failing to meet the deadline. 6. Tenant's Rights: a. Highlight the legal responsibilities of the landlord stated in the lease agreement, local building codes, or city ordinances regarding necessary repairs and maintenance. b. Mention the rights granted to the tenant, including the right to inhabitable living conditions and a safe environment. 7. Contact Information: a. Provide the tenant's contact information, including phone number and email address, for further communication and updates. b. Request acknowledgment of receipt of the letter and maintain written records of correspondence. 8. Closing: a. Express hope for a prompt resolution to the issue and thank the landlord for their attention to the matter. b. Sign off with "Yours Sincerely" or "Best Regards." c. Sign your name at the bottom of the letter. Optional Additions: — If applicable, mention financial losses incurred by the tenant due to the broken windows (e.g., increased utility bills, potential damages to personal belongings). — In case of emergencies or immediate danger, consider mentioning the option of temporary window boarding to prevent unauthorized access or further damage. Types of Tacoma, Washington Letters from Tenant to Landlord with Demand for Window Repairs: 1. Standard Demand for Window Repair Letter: — Suitable for cases where windows are cracked or minimally damaged, posing a security risk. 2. Urgent Demand for Window Repair Letter: — Appropriate when windows are shattered or severely damaged, significantly compromising the tenant's safety and requiring immediate attention and repairs. 3. Demand for Window Repair with Financial Repercussions Letter: — Includes a section detailing financial losses incurred due to broken windows and requesting compensation for any associated expenses. Note: The content above is provided as a general guide. It is advised to consult with a legal professional or tenant rights organization for specific advice or to adapt the content to fit individual circumstances.
Para su conveniencia, debajo del texto en español le brindamos la versión completa de este formulario en inglés. For your convenience, the complete English version of this form is attached below the Spanish version.
