Keeping a tenancy in continuous fixed terms that are exempt from “just cause” can be challenging and will increase your administrative...
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This article focuses on Washington state requirements that are relevant to multifamily rental housing properties. In 2019, Washington state enacted...
Read PostOne of the most common missteps for inexperienced housing providers is the handling of the deposit at move-out. A recent state law passed in 2023...
Read PostThe 2026 legislative session wrapped up far kinder to housing providers than the last few have been, and the proof shows up on the calendar this...
Read PostOn February 2, the Spokane City Council approved Ordinance C36808, titled “Pathways to Eviction Diversion for Spokane,” on a 5-2 vote....
Read PostESSB 6200 (Chapter 184, Laws of 2026) — Effective June 11, 2026. Beginning June 11, 2026, Washington landlords generally cannot prohibit...
Read PostEvery April, Fair Housing Month marks the anniversary of the federal Fair Housing Act, signed on April 11, 1968. For Washington housing providers,...
Read PostUnder the Fair Housing Act and Washington State law, residential tenants with disabilities have theright to reasonable accommodations or...
Read PostIn the rapidly evolving world of Washington real estate, staying ahead of legislative shifts is more than just a best practice; it is a cornerstone...
Read PostIt is a necessary industry practice to raise rent regularly in order to cover rising costs and keep properties in the range of market rent. With...
Read PostWashington real estate investors often form limited liability companies (LLCs) to hold rental properties, joint ventures, and development projects....
Read PostAfter living with the resulting confusion of two different rental codes in Tacoma, on top of major state law changes for the last two years, we...
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