Hate to see people in bad situations, but there's usually a resolution that everyone can win in.

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It is available if you need it...sort of...It is very easy for them to dispute whatever you put in there.

That works just fine for contract disputes, but it can be pierce pretty easily if there is negligence on the owners part.

I have never specifically disputed an appraisal for this but have disputed for other reasons - probably batting around .500. 

Credit card payments are able to be disputed up to 90 days out.

You may loose some of the protection from Airbnb, but in most of the stories I see Airbnb typically takes the guests side and holds host financially liable with no recourse in many disputes.

The vast majority of lawsuits against Landlords are for wrongful eviction, security deposit disputes, and Fair Housing Violations.

how did they find the resolution for the same?

Also, the person must have an opportunity to appear in court and dispute the taking.