How It Works

Three steps. No account needed. No signup.

1

Select Your State

We load your state's warranty of habitability statute, cure deadline, and available remedies automatically.

2

Describe the Problem

Check the habitability issues affecting your unit. Mold, no heat, pests, plumbing, electrical, structural damage, and more.

3

Download Your Letter

Get a professional demand letter as a print-ready PDF. Preview free, clean copy for $9.99.

Why Not Just Write It Yourself?

You could. But here's what most people get wrong:

Wrong statute cited. Every state has a different habitability law. Citing the wrong one (or none at all) signals you don't know your rights. Landlords ignore those letters.
No cure deadline specified. Your state gives the landlord a specific number of days to fix the problem. If your letter doesn't state that deadline, there's no urgency to respond.
Missed available remedies. Many states allow rent withholding, repair-and-deduct, or lease termination for habitability violations. If you don't cite them, the landlord has no reason to act.
Weak formatting. A demand letter on a plain email or notebook paper doesn't convey authority. A properly formatted PDF with legal citations and documented violations does.

What Your Letter Includes

Every letter is built from your state's actual habitability statute.

Exact Warranty Statute

Your state's warranty of habitability code section, referenced by number, so the landlord knows you've done your homework.

Landlord Cure Deadline

The specific number of days your state gives the landlord to fix the problem after receiving written notice.

Available Remedies Listed

Your state's specific remedies: rent withholding, repair-and-deduct, lease termination, code enforcement, civil damages.

Professional Format

Print-ready PDF with documented violations, dates, and legal citations. Send it certified mail for maximum impact.

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Warranty of Habitability Laws by State

Select your state to see your specific rights, cure deadlines, and remedies.

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