How to Document Property Damage for Dispute Evidence
Property damage disputes can affect a tenant's deposit, moving plans, or ability to defend a claim. In New Brunswick, clear records help show what a rental unit looked like before, during, and after a tenancy. Whether you are a renter reporting damage caused by a repair problem or responding to a landlord's allegation, organize dated photos, messages, inspection records, receipts, and witness details. This guide explains how to document damage fairly, protect original files, and prepare evidence for the Residential Tenancies Tribunal. It also covers practical steps for communicating with your landlord and finding official New Brunswick tenancy information without assuming that either side is automatically responsible.
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