. In Washington’s 2025 legislative session, two bills ended up having a huge impact on housing, both residential rentals and...
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RHAWA provides many different notice forms, each for different purposes, some with variations for many different local jurisdictions. Because of...
Read PostBeginning January 1, 2026, rental housing providers across Washington will be required to abide by a maximum rent increase percentage of 9.683%, as...
Read PostFrom 5/7/2025 through 12/31/2025, the rent increase cap is 10%. From 1/1/26 through 12/31/26, the rent increase cap is 9.683% It is a best...
Read PostUnder HB 1003, certified mail is required when in-person delivery of a notice is not successful. However, proof of delivery is not required. The...
Read PostEvictions are among the most complex and sensitive aspects of property management, requiring rental housing providers to navigate a multifaceted...
Read PostFrom time to time, members write in with questions and confusion about when a lease needs to be notarized. Do the signatures of both the tenant and...
Read PostThe provisions of HB 1217 require the Department of Commerce to publish the annual rent increase limit in accordance with City of Seattle's CPI...
Read PostWhile you may still be recovering from the chaotic pace of Legislative Session, it is important to keep up to date on changes at the local level...
Read PostWith the addition of a new local law in summary for the City of Woodinville, we’ve added another City Law Summary article to the Support...
Read PostTenant notices are tools provided under the law to change or enforce the terms of a rental agreement. Over the last few years, tenant notices have...
Read PostUnlocking the Potential of Your Property: How to Subdivide, Build, and Convert Accessory Dwellings into Condominiums in Washington State The condo...
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