Mission Statement:
Spokane Mediation Services is dedicated to providing fair, accessible, and effective dispute resolution for real estate and housing conflicts. We empower landlords, tenants, property managers, and homeowners to find equitable solutions through professional mediation, ensuring compliance with housing laws and fostering stronger community relationships.
Vision Statement:
Our vision is to be the leading mediation service in Spokane, setting the standard for fair and transparent housing conflict resolution. We strive to create a community where disputes are resolved efficiently, legal battles are minimized, and all parties have access to professional, impartial mediation that promotes stability and justice in housing.
Landlord-Tenant Mediation – Outcomes-Based
Housing issues don’t always need to end in eviction or a courtroom. Most of the time, what people really need is a structured, honest conversation — with someone there to help guide it. That’s what this service is for.
Whether you’re a landlord dealing with late payments, lease concerns, or property damage, or a tenant trying to address habitability issues, unexpected fees, or notices that feel unfair — mediation offers a path forward without all the emotions taking over.
This session is about creating space for both sides to be heard and to find a practical solution you can both live with. We focus on the actual outcome — not just the time spent talking. You walk away with either a mutual understanding, a written agreement, or at the very least, a better handle on what your next steps need to Be.
Pricing & Structure
Total cost: $2,800, split evenly — $1,400 each
Tenants can request a payment plan or apply for a sliding scale if cost is a concern
The session typically lasts up to 4 hours, but again — it’s about the resolution, not the clock
We’re all just trying to stay housed or manage our properties without losing sleep. Mediation gives both sides a chance to be human, be heard, and move forward with less conflict and more clarity. Spokane doesn’t need more people on the street or more burned bridges — we need more people willing to talk things through.
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