Mediation in Rental Housing Disputes

Mediation plays a crucial role in resolving disputes between renters and property owners, offering a path to resolution that is both effective and mutually beneficial. In the often complex and emotionally charged relationship between property owners and renters, conflicts are bound to arise—whether over rent payments, property maintenance, or lease terms. Traditional methods of dispute resolution, such as litigation, can be costly, time-consuming, and damaging to relationships. Mediation, however, provides a confidential and collaborative environment where both parties can openly communicate their concerns and work together to find a fair and balanced solution. By focusing on dialogue and understanding, mediation not only helps resolve specific issues but also preserves the ongoing relationship between renters and owners, fostering a more harmonious living situation and ensuring that both parties' needs are met. 

Mediation Panel Discussion Topics:

• Why Use Mediation?
• Situations where Mediation can help
• Common Agreements in Mediation Cases
• How Mediation Works in an Eviction Case?
• How to Get Ready for Mediation
• What Happens if Both Parties Come to an Agreement in Mediation?
• EBRHA SPORS Program
• Open for Questions