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70% of American households have pets, and 40% have at least one pet dog. It’s likely that at some point in time a service tech is going to go...

Don’t miss this this year’s live online Seattle Housing Provider Workshop to learn everything you need to know about operating rental...

Credit reports are very important screening tools and according to the Associated Press, starting July 1, 2022, they are changing a bit. All three...

As I sift through the mountain of data that I collect every 6 months, I look for trends that have developed or any outlying numbers that catch my...

One of my favorite parts about my role as RHAWA’s grassroots organizer is the amount of time I get to spend meeting with members. I’ve...

Since the ARCH letter in April, several King County cities have been discussing and moving to pass the regulations recommended in the letter....

In RHAWA v. City of Seattle, the Washington State Court of Appeals ruled that Seattle’s ban on the accrual of interest for unpaid rent is...

As of writing this, primary election day has passed. While we have yet to get the certified results, which will be done on August 16, lets take a...

Industry regulations have become complicated as the region’s housing supply issues continue to fester. Emergency orders due to the COVID-19...

Logic suggests that each additional occupant in a dwelling unit is likely to result in greater administrative burden, increased utility usage, more...

As many of you are aware, the 2022 election is critical to the future of housing. Every House of Representative and half the Senate seats are up for...

Fair Housing starts with your screening practices. We all understand the concept of fair housing; however, at times our own personal biases can...