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Because this is an especially hot topic, we are rerunning a recent article summarizing Tacoma Rental Regulations, calling attention to the...
Read PostSo, what is relocation assistance? Relocation assistance in basic terms says that if a property provider raises rent a certain amount year-over-year...
Read PostTacoma, WA - The Rental Housing Association of Washington (RHAWA) put the call out to its 5,000 members in Tacoma and across the state to help...
Read PostA few years ago, RHAWA launched a new RMAP as a very promising platform for members to do online lease signing and tenant screening while taking...
Read PostRHAWA is pleased to announce that on Tuesday, August 1, the Seattle City Council voted NO on Councilmember Sawant's harmful rent control...
Read PostRHAWA is always closely watching developments in the Seattle City Council, particularly Councilmember Sawant’s efforts to establish a...
Read PostSpring is a beautiful season that brings warmer weather, blooming flowers, and longer days. It is also a great time to perform certain maintenance...
Read PostRHAWA has historically offered within its suite of forms, “default notices” (those notices which are the first step before commencing...
Read PostRenovating your home can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Not only can it give your rental a much-needed facelift, but it can also increase...
Read PostBrian Platt King County’s aggregate property tax will increase by 6.4% in 2023. This comes after several years of additional increases. Most...
Read PostLegislative Session is almost over, but your RHAWA Government Affairs team is still hard at work fighting to maintain your rights as small housing...
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