Landlord and Tenant - Investor-Owned Single-Family Rental Property - Landlord Requirements

Summary

The bill caps how much a landlord who owns two or more single‑family rental homes can charge for rent, utilities and extra mandatory fees. It also forces these landlords to give tenants a sworn statement showing the fair market rent, the property’s last sale price and the calculated maximum allowable rent, and to register their contact information with the state. Violations can lead to fines, license suspensions and civil penalties, and tenants can sue for injunctive relief and treble damages.

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