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Call the tenant rights hotline for a rental problem

Leave a voicemail on the free SETA tenant hotline about a rental problem; a call back may take up to 24 hours.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Call the hotline and leave a voicemailDescribe the rental problem briefly. You can leave a message at any time.
  2. Mention any urgent noticeIf you got an urgent notice, say so in your message so staff can prioritize your call.
  3. Wait for a call backStaff may need time to research your question before calling you back.

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