Most Maintenance Problems Aren’t Discovered Late. They’re Reported Late.
Most maintenance issues begin long before they are reported. Delayed reporting is often driven by psychology, not negligence. Tenants frequently avoid reporting issues because they don’t want to be a nuisance or fear being blamed. Small issues become expensive issues when they remain hidden. Awaab’s Law increases the importance of early identification and proactive intervention. Reducing friction in reporting may be one of the highest-return investments housing providers can make.














































