The Basics (37)
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Washington State New 2021 Landlord/Tenant Legislation
A summary of recent changes to landlord-tenant laws in Washington state. #6305EN Read More
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Your Rights as a Tenant in Washington State
Explains residential tenants and landlords' rights and responsibilities in Washington. #6300EN Read More
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Can My Landlord Do That?
General information about what a landlord legally can and cannot do to a tenant. #6306EN Read More
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- Laotian / ພາສາລາວ
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- Mandarin Chinese / 简体中文
- Punjabi / ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
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- Ukrainian / Українська
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Can my landlord raise my rent? And by how much?
State law lets your landlord raise the rent if they give you enough notice about it. Get the details here. #6342EN Read More
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New Washington State Law: Landlords must give a "good" reason to end a tenancy or not renew a lease
Find out about a new law that requires landlords to evict or refuse to renew a rental agreement for specific reasons only. #6345EN Read More
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How to interact with your landlord to avoid legal trouble
If you are a renter having problems with your landlord, learn some tips, where to get additional legal information, and where to go if you need legal help. #6336EN Read More
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Can I change the date my rent is due?
You can now ask your landlord to change the date your rent is due. Learn why you might want to do this, and how to do it. #6343EN Read More
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Landlord/Tenant Issues for Domestic Violence Survivors
Learn about how the law can protect you if you are a tenant AND a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, unlawful harassment or stalking. #6304EN Read More
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My Landlord Enters My Rental Unit Without My Permission
Find out what you can do if your landlord comes in and out of the rental unit, without written notice or asking permission. #6325EN Read More
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I live in a trailer, motor home, or fifth wheel in an RV park. I pay rent for the lot. Do I have rights?
Find out when you might have additional legal rights if you live in an RV you own in a manufactured/mobile home park where you rent the lot. Read More
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Information for Tenants
Help understanding Landlord-Tenant laws and tools and tips for renters. Content Detail
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My Landlord Locked Me Out: What Can I Do?
Find what you can do if you got locked out even if you had no intention of moving. #6316EN Read More
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- Korean / 한국어
- Marshallese / Kajin M̧ajeļ
- Mandarin Chinese / 简体中文
- Punjabi / ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
- Russian / Pусский
- Samoan / Gagana Samoa
- Somali / Soomaali
- Tagalog / Pilipino
- Ukrainian / Українська
- Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt
- Chinese (Traditional) / 中文
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Tenants' Rights: Moving Out
If you are a tenant thinking about moving out of your rental, know your rights and responsibilities. #6371EN Read More
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Tenants are Protected from Discrimination Based on Source of Income
Find out how makes it is illegal for landlords in Washington state to discriminate against tenants and would-be tenants based on their source of income, and what you can do if it happens to you. #6323EN Read More
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2020 Changes to Washington’s Landlord/Tenant and Eviction Laws
Read about changes to Washington state's landlord tenant law that took effect June 11, 2020. #6351EN Read More
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My Landlord Shut Off My Utilities!
Find out what you can do if your landlord just shut off your utilities to try to force you to move. #6318EN Read More
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- Arabic / العربية
- Spanish / Español
- Hindi / हिन्दी
- Cambodian / Khmer
- Korean / 한국어
- Marshallese / Kajin M̧ajeļ
- Mandarin Chinese / 简体中文
- Punjabi / ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
- Russian / Pусский
- Samoan / Gagana Samoa
- Somali / Soomaali
- Tagalog / Pilipino
- Ukrainian / Українська
- Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt
- Chinese (Traditional) / 中文
- Chinese (Simplified) / 简体中文
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Tenants Can Now Pay Most Move-In Costs in Installments
State law now lets tenants pay certain move-in costs on a payment plan. #6344EN Read More
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Reasonable Accommodations & Modifications: A Guide for Residents with Disabilities
A guidebook for rental applicants and residents, and members of condominiums and homeowner associations, to understand the reasonable accommodation and modification process. 8408EN Read More
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Tenants’ Rights: The Place I’m Living in Has Been Condemned
Find out your options if your landlord has been notified that your rental home will be condemned or will be unlawful to occupy. #6384EN Read More
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Public Utilities
General information about your rights when dealing with public utilities. #0700EN Read More
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I am a Tenant Living in a Foreclosed Property. What are My Rights?
Read this if you rent your home, and your home was sold at a foreclosure sale. #6122EN Read More
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Sexual Harassment in Housing is Illegal
Sexual harassment by landlords and property managers is illegal! Tenants in this US Dept. of Justice video bravely share their stories about being harassed in their home by landlords. Read More
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I need to respond to an eviction lawsuit as soon as possible
If you got legal papers from your landlord called a Summons and Complaint for Unlawful Detainer, read this and try to talk to a lawyer right away. #6309EN Read More
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- Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt
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A Guide for Immigrants, Limited English Persons and Their Advocates to Federally Subsidized Housing
A detailed guide for immigrants and non-English speakers to federally subsidized housing programs. #8151EN Read More
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Filing a Complaint with the Utilities and Transportation Committee
If you have a dispute with your utility company, first try to resolve it with the company. Ask for a supervisor. If you still cannot resolve the issue, use the online complaint form linked here to file a complaint regarding your utility service. Content Detail
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How do I Sue in Small Claims Court?
In Small Claims Court, you can sue for up to $10,000. This is meant to be a quick, cheap way to resolve a dispute you could not otherwise settle. It is not complicated. Lawyers generally cannot take part. There are no juries, motions or objections. There is only a small charge for filing a lawsuit. You can get a trial date much sooner than in other courts. Most trials last about 20 minutes. #9940EN Read More
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Did my landlord illegally end my tenancy or evict me and what can I do about it?
New Washington state law expands on what a wrongful eviction is and makes clear that a court can hold a landlord liable to a tenant in such cases. #6906EN Read More
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If your driver’s license was suspended for failing to pay traffic fines, you may be able to get it back under a new court order
Find out about a new court decision that requires the Department of Licensing to reinstate driver's licenses suspended for failure to pay fines and/or appear at a related hearing. #9355EN Read More
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I live in a manufactured/mobile home park. Can the park owner/landlord change the park rules?
If you own your mobile home but rent the space it sits on, learn more about mobile/manufactured home park rules and whether/when/how the landlord can change them. #6514EN Read More
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I live in a manufactured/mobile home park. Can the park owner/landlord raise the rent, and by that much?
If you own your mobile home but rent the space it sits on, state law lets your landlord raise the rent if they give you enough notice about it. Get the details here. #6512EN Read More
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I live in a motel or hotel. The owner is threatening to kick me out!
For anyone who’s been living in a motel or hotel since the pandemic started in March 2020. #6902EN Read More
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New Washington State Law: Eviction Resolution Pilot Programs (ERPPs) and Right to an Attorney for Tenants
Find out about a new law that establishes mediation for those behind on rent because of COVID-19 and find more information the right to a free lawyer for low-income tenants facing eviction. #6347EN Read More
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New Washington State Law: Landlords must give a "good" reason to end a tenancy or not renew a lease (Extended Version)
Find out how the law about when and why a landlord can evict a tenant, or refuse to renew a lease, has changed. #6346EN Read More
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Video - Tenant Talks: The Eviction "Bridge" (July 21)
The eviction moratorium in Washington State ended on June 30th, 2021 — but there are still some protections for those who have been unable to pay rent because of COVID-19. Learn more about new laws and current protections for renters. Read More
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Video - Tenant Talks: The Eviction "Bridge" (July 28)
The eviction moratorium in Washington State ended on June 30th, 2021 — but there are still some protections for those who have been unable to pay rent because of COVID-19. Learn more about new laws and current protections for renters. Read More
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Video - Tenant Talks: Thurston County
Learn about eviction-related issues in Thurston County, now that there are changes to landlord/tenant laws. Featuring NJP attorneys and a Tenants Union statewide organizer. Read More
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What are my rights in transitional housing?
Find out when you can be evicted from and other information about transitional housing programs. #6904EN Read More
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After a Death (1)
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When a Tenant Who Lives Alone Dies
Read this if you rent your house, manufactured home, or apartment (dwelling unit) from a landlord and are the sole occupant of the dwelling unit OR someone has designated you to take care of their things in their rental unit after they die. #6301EN Read More
Deposits / Damages Claims (5)
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Deposits
General information about the rental deposit process and links to applicable laws and related resources. Content Detail
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I’ve Moved Out. My Former Landlord Says I Owe Damages.
It is important to dispute in writing damages you are not responsible for. Sample letters to the landlord included. #6372EN Read More
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Tenants Can Now Pay Most Move-In Costs in Installments
State law now lets tenants pay certain move-in costs on a payment plan. #6344EN Read More
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- Spanish / Español
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Getting Your Security Deposit Back
Advice and instructions on how to get your security deposit back from your landlord. Learn the difference between damages the landlord can charge you for versus normal wear and tear. Includes forms you can use. #6370EN Read More
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Letter to Landlord for Return of a Security Deposit
Do-it-yourself forms and instructions on LawHelp Interactive. Use this program if you did not get or only partially got a refund of your rental security deposit from a previous landlord and wish to send a demand letter requesting that it be returned to you. Read More
Evictions about owing rent (9)
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Can my landlord raise my rent? And by how much?
State law lets your landlord raise the rent if they give you enough notice about it. Get the details here. #6342EN Read More
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- Spanish / Español
- Russian / Pусский
- Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt
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New Washington State Law: Landlords must give a "good" reason to end a tenancy or not renew a lease
Find out about a new law that requires landlords to evict or refuse to renew a rental agreement for specific reasons only. #6345EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
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Can I change the date my rent is due?
You can now ask your landlord to change the date your rent is due. Learn why you might want to do this, and how to do it. #6343EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
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I need to respond to an eviction lawsuit as soon as possible
If you got legal papers from your landlord called a Summons and Complaint for Unlawful Detainer, read this and try to talk to a lawyer right away. #6309EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
- Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt
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Did my landlord illegally end my tenancy or evict me and what can I do about it?
New Washington state law expands on what a wrongful eviction is and makes clear that a court can hold a landlord liable to a tenant in such cases. #6906EN Read More
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I live in a manufactured/mobile home park. Can the park owner/landlord raise the rent, and by that much?
If you own your mobile home but rent the space it sits on, state law lets your landlord raise the rent if they give you enough notice about it. Get the details here. #6512EN Read More
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Video - Tenant Talks: The Eviction "Bridge" (July 21)
The eviction moratorium in Washington State ended on June 30th, 2021 — but there are still some protections for those who have been unable to pay rent because of COVID-19. Learn more about new laws and current protections for renters. Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
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Video - Tenant Talks: The Eviction "Bridge" (July 28)
The eviction moratorium in Washington State ended on June 30th, 2021 — but there are still some protections for those who have been unable to pay rent because of COVID-19. Learn more about new laws and current protections for renters. Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
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Video - Tenant Talks: Thurston County
Learn about eviction-related issues in Thurston County, now that there are changes to landlord/tenant laws. Featuring NJP attorneys and a Tenants Union statewide organizer. Read More
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- Spanish / Español
Evictions about lease violations (4)
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New Washington State Law: Landlords must give a "good" reason to end a tenancy or not renew a lease
Find out about a new law that requires landlords to evict or refuse to renew a rental agreement for specific reasons only. #6345EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
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Did my landlord illegally end my tenancy or evict me and what can I do about it?
New Washington state law expands on what a wrongful eviction is and makes clear that a court can hold a landlord liable to a tenant in such cases. #6906EN Read More
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New Washington State Law: Landlords must give a "good" reason to end a tenancy or not renew a lease (Extended Version)
Find out how the law about when and why a landlord can evict a tenant, or refuse to renew a lease, has changed. #6346EN Read More
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What are my rights in transitional housing?
Find out when you can be evicted from and other information about transitional housing programs. #6904EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
Housing Search / Denials (8)
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Tenant Screening: Your Rights
If you are looking for an apartment or house to rent, read this to learn about state law regarding tenant screening. #6302EN Read More
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My Landlord is Discriminating Against Me
Read this to learn what your options are. #6324EN Read More
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- Russian / Pусский
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Tenants are Protected from Discrimination Based on Source of Income
Find out how makes it is illegal for landlords in Washington state to discriminate against tenants and would-be tenants based on their source of income, and what you can do if it happens to you. #6323EN Read More
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Housing Search
How to prepare for a housing search. Includes links to sites that list available housing units. Content Detail
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Seattle’s Source of Income Protection Ordinance
Learn more about this ordinance, which prohibits discrimination against renters who use subsidies or alternative sources of income, such as Social Security or child support to pay for their housing costs. Content Detail
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Public Housing Grievance Procedure
Public housing tenants: Learn more about your right to appeal many decisions or actions taken by the Housing Authority. #6105EN Read More
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Section 515 Rural Rental Housing Tenant Grievance and Appeals Procedure
As a tenant living in an apartment complex financed by the Rural Housing Service (formerly the Farmers Home Administration), you have the right to appeal many decisions you disagree with that are made by your landlord through the agency's tenant grievance and appeals procedure. #6119EN Read More
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Why Your Rental Applications Keep Getting Denied—and How to Fix it
Many landlords automatically turn down (deny) rental applications from anyone with any “eviction record.” This means an unlawful detainer (eviction) appears on your tenant-screening report. These reports usually include all filed cases dating back at least 7 years, even if you resolved them. A landlord could deny your application because of an eviction record, even if the judge or landlord dismissed the case before trial, or you won, or the case is very old. State law at RCW 59.18.367 may allow you to get an order from the eviction court that stops tenant screening companies from using your eviction record when you apply for housing. #6303EN Read More
Moving In / Reading Your Lease (4)
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Your Rights as a Tenant in Washington State
Explains residential tenants and landlords' rights and responsibilities in Washington. #6300EN Read More
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- Spanish / Español
- Russian / Pусский
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Can I change the date my rent is due?
You can now ask your landlord to change the date your rent is due. Learn why you might want to do this, and how to do it. #6343EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
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2020 Changes to Washington’s Landlord/Tenant and Eviction Laws
Read about changes to Washington state's landlord tenant law that took effect June 11, 2020. #6351EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
- Russian / Pусский
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Tenants Can Now Pay Most Move-In Costs in Installments
State law now lets tenants pay certain move-in costs on a payment plan. #6344EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
Moving Out (5)
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Video - Can I Break My Rental Agreement?
Learn about different types of rental agreements and the responsibilities of a tenant who wants to move. Read More
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- Spanish / Español
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Deposits
General information about the rental deposit process and links to applicable laws and related resources. Content Detail
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I’ve Moved Out. My Former Landlord Says I Owe Damages.
It is important to dispute in writing damages you are not responsible for. Sample letters to the landlord included. #6372EN Read More
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Getting Your Security Deposit Back
Advice and instructions on how to get your security deposit back from your landlord. Learn the difference between damages the landlord can charge you for versus normal wear and tear. Includes forms you can use. #6370EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
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Letter to Landlord for Return of a Security Deposit
Do-it-yourself forms and instructions on LawHelp Interactive. Use this program if you did not get or only partially got a refund of your rental security deposit from a previous landlord and wish to send a demand letter requesting that it be returned to you. Read More
Problems with Landlords (16)
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Can My Landlord Do That?
General information about what a landlord legally can and cannot do to a tenant. #6306EN Read More
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- Amharic / አማርኛ
- Arabic / العربية
- Spanish / Español
- Hindi / हिन्दी
- Cambodian / Khmer
- Korean / 한국어
- Laotian / ພາສາລາວ
- Marshallese / Kajin M̧ajeļ
- Mandarin Chinese / 简体中文
- Punjabi / ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
- Russian / Pусский
- Samoan / Gagana Samoa
- Somali / Soomaali
- Tagalog / Pilipino
- Ukrainian / Українська
- Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt
- Chinese (Traditional) / 中文
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Can my landlord raise my rent? And by how much?
State law lets your landlord raise the rent if they give you enough notice about it. Get the details here. #6342EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
- Russian / Pусский
- Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt
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Tenant Screening: Your Rights
If you are looking for an apartment or house to rent, read this to learn about state law regarding tenant screening. #6302EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
-
Can I change the date my rent is due?
You can now ask your landlord to change the date your rent is due. Learn why you might want to do this, and how to do it. #6343EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
-
My Landlord Enters My Rental Unit Without My Permission
Find out what you can do if your landlord comes in and out of the rental unit, without written notice or asking permission. #6325EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
- Russian / Pусский
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If you are a renter who has or might have Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Find out what rights you might have around being able to stay in your rental if you have or have been exposed to COVID-19. #6339EN Read More
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Tenants: If You Need Repairs
Learn about a landlord's responsibility to make repairs and what you can do to enforce your right to live in a safe home. #6330EN Read More
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- Spanish / Español
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My Landlord is Discriminating Against Me
Read this to learn what your options are. #6324EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
- Russian / Pусский
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Tenants are Protected from Discrimination Based on Source of Income
Find out how makes it is illegal for landlords in Washington state to discriminate against tenants and would-be tenants based on their source of income, and what you can do if it happens to you. #6323EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
- Russian / Pусский
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Tenant Services: Repairs
Learn about landlords' obligations under state law to keep your unit safe and livable. Content Detail
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My Landlord Shut Off My Utilities!
Find out what you can do if your landlord just shut off your utilities to try to force you to move. #6318EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Amharic / አማርኛ
- Arabic / العربية
- Spanish / Español
- Hindi / हिन्दी
- Cambodian / Khmer
- Korean / 한국어
- Marshallese / Kajin M̧ajeļ
- Mandarin Chinese / 简体中文
- Punjabi / ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
- Russian / Pусский
- Samoan / Gagana Samoa
- Somali / Soomaali
- Tagalog / Pilipino
- Ukrainian / Українська
- Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt
- Chinese (Traditional) / 中文
- Chinese (Simplified) / 简体中文
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Tenants’ Rights: The Place I’m Living in Has Been Condemned
Find out your options if your landlord has been notified that your rental home will be condemned or will be unlawful to occupy. #6384EN Read More
- Read this in:
- Spanish / Español
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Seattle’s Source of Income Protection Ordinance
Learn more about this ordinance, which prohibits discrimination against renters who use subsidies or alternative sources of income, such as Social Security or child support to pay for their housing costs. Content Detail
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Did my landlord illegally end my tenancy or evict me and what can I do about it?
New Washington state law expands on what a wrongful eviction is and makes clear that a court can hold a landlord liable to a tenant in such cases. #6906EN Read More
-
I live in a manufactured/mobile home park. Can the park owner/landlord raise the rent, and by that much?
If you own your mobile home but rent the space it sits on, state law lets your landlord raise the rent if they give you enough notice about it. Get the details here. #6512EN Read More
-
Why Your Rental Applications Keep Getting Denied—and How to Fix it
Many landlords automatically turn down (deny) rental applications from anyone with any “eviction record.” This means an unlawful detainer (eviction) appears on your tenant-screening report. These reports usually include all filed cases dating back at least 7 years, even if you resolved them. A landlord could deny your application because of an eviction record, even if the judge or landlord dismissed the case before trial, or you won, or the case is very old. State law at RCW 59.18.367 may allow you to get an order from the eviction court that stops tenant screening companies from using your eviction record when you apply for housing. #6303EN Read More
Repairs / Mold / Bedbugs (5)
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Mold & Indoor Air Quality
Learn what a landlord's responsibilities are if you have mold problems. Content Detail
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Tenants: If You Need Repairs
Learn about a landlord's responsibility to make repairs and what you can do to enforce your right to live in a safe home. #6330EN Read More
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- Spanish / Español
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Tenant Services: Repairs
Learn about landlords' obligations under state law to keep your unit safe and livable. Content Detail
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Bed Bugs & Pest Infestations
Find out what to do if you have bed bugs or a pest infestation in your rental. Content Detail
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The Warranty of Habitability: When You Rent a Place that is not Safe to Live In
The warranty of habitability is a legal concept. It holds that in renting a place to you, the landlord makes an unspoken promise (warranty) that it is safe to live in. If it turns out not to be, the landlord has violated (broken) the warranty. #6340EN Read More
Seattle, Tacoma and Aberdeen Tenants (6)
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Seattle’s Source of Income Protection Ordinance
Learn more about this ordinance, which prohibits discrimination against renters who use subsidies or alternative sources of income, such as Social Security or child support to pay for their housing costs. Content Detail
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City of Aberdeen Tenants: Information about the Rental Registration and Inspection Program (RRIP)
The RRIP requires all landlords to register their properties with the City and have them inspected at least once every 3 years. #6327EN Read More
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Tacoma Rental Housing Code Flyer
On November 20, 2018, the Tacoma City Council passed the Rental Housing Code providing protections for tenants and specific guidance to landlords who operate residential rental businesses in Tacoma. The Rental Housing Code also includes a provision for housing relocation assistance to qualifying tenants and allows the City to investigate complaints and enforce the code. Content Detail
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Tacoma tenants have additional protections under local laws
If you are a tenant (you rent the place where you live) in Tacoma, Washington, new Tacoma laws give you certain rights. This explains the laws. #6319EN Read More
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City of Burien: Protections and Rights for Tenants
If you live in Burien, read on to find about specific tenant protections available to Burien tenants. #6348EN Read More
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New for Seattle tenants: Additional protection from evictions, rent assistance, right to renew leases
If you live in Seattle, read on to find about specific tenant protections available to Seattle tenants. #6350EN Read More
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Section 8 and other subsidized housing (6)
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Video - Help for Domestic Violence Victims Living in Federally Subsidized or Public Housing
Watch this video to learn your rights under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) if you live in federally subsidized housing or have a Section 8 voucher. This video covers federal laws, so the information is true no matter what state you live in. Read More
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- Spanish / Español
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Protecting Your Section 8 Voucher
A detailed explanation of your responsibilities under the Section 8 Voucher program, and what rights you have if the Housing Authority (HA) tries to cut off your voucher. #6113EN Read More
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- Spanish / Español
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A Guide for Immigrants, Limited English Persons and Their Advocates to Federally Subsidized Housing
A detailed guide for immigrants and non-English speakers to federally subsidized housing programs. #8151EN Read More
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- Spanish / Español
- Russian / Pусский
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Evictions from Public Housing (Housing Owned by a Housing Authority)
If you live in a Public Housing Project, the eviction process from Public Housing is a little different from the process for tenants with private landlords. #6102EN Read More
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How to Fight a Denial or Termination of Eligibility for the Housing and Essential Needs (HEN) Referral Program for Medical Reasons
This program can provide non-cash help for people who are unable to work. You must meet income and incapacity requirements. Find out what you can do if DSHS denies or terminates your eligibility for the program. Publication #7813EN Read More
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What are my rights in transitional housing?
Find out when you can be evicted from and other information about transitional housing programs. #6904EN Read More
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