Passed by Congress in 1968, the Fair Housing Act (FHA) prohibits all forms of discrimination regarding housing matters. Housing related matters include selling, renting, and lending.
At the federal level, the Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination based on 7 protected classes. That is, race, c...
What You Need to Know About Washington State Eviction Laws & The Eviction Process
A tenant eviction is something that no landlord wants to have to go through. However, in some cases, it can be the only option left on the table to keep your rental unit running. Therefore, it's important to arm your...
Although not a requirement by Washington landlord-tenant law, most (if not all) landlords in Washington ask for a security deposit from their tenants and ensure they are in the written rental agreement.
Usually equivalent to one month's rent, a tenant’s deposit is meant to cushion you against fin...
As a property owner in Washington state, understanding the statewide tenancy laws is critical. Not only will they help you avoid misunderstandings and conflicts with your Washington tenant, but they may also help you avoid potential lawsuits.
In Washington state, the Residential Landlord-Tenant A...
As a landlord in Washington, there will likely come a time when you’ll have to deal with a tenant wanting to break their lease or rental agreement.
Under Washington state law, they can want to do so for a variety of reasons, including:
- Moving closer to the new place of work
- Moving closer to...