Education

The Washington State Residential Landlord-Tenant Act at RCW 59.18.310 defines abandonment as non-payment of rent and the tenant’s intent to...

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

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

RHAWA invites you to the 2022 Legal Forum on July 13 from 3 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. on ZOOM. Do you have questions or concerns regarding your rental unit?...

Our annual tradeshow brings together a wide array of instructors and exhibitors, all of whom are focused on providing you with the tools and...

Many of our members, either owners of multiple buildings or property management companies, have employees who manage day-to-day operations. As any...

One of the main benefits of being a part of any trade association is the opportunity to be connected with, and learn from, knowledgeable members of...

One of the most common missteps for inexperienced housing providers, is the handling of the deposit at move out. WA State law requires housing...

If you have been reading the headlines since May, you know that Washington law now prohibits you from giving notice to end a month-to-month...

Washington state’s rules and regulations covering tenants and housing providers have changed in major ways in 2021. With a variety of new...

Way back in 1981, the City of Seattle started the trend of only allowing housing providers to end month-to-month tenancies by citing one or more...

Based on data from the May 26-June 7, 2021 Census Household Pulse Survey, 119,000 Washington State tenants have fallen behind on rent owing $3,500...