The landlord is required to offer the tenant one of those three options, including mediation and mediation/negotiation services where the landlord must pay for those services. The tenant can choose to decline mediation and negotiation services and opt to have them paid for by the landlord, where they can then select from three options: One-on-One — A landlord/tenant negotiation where the tenant and owner are in the same room and have a representative present; — A landlord/tenant negotiation where the tenant and owner are in the same room and have a representative present; One-on-Two — An owner/tenant negotiation where the tenant and owner are in separate rooms, but both present. — An owner/tenant negotiation where the tenant and owner are in separate rooms, but both present. One-on-Three — An owner/tenant negotiation where both the tenant and owner are in separate rooms, but one tenant is the owner and the other are the tenant.
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