The 2020 state legislative session ended in March, and with it came substantial changes to several components of landlord-tenant law. Below is a...
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In the past, we mostly saw roommate groups in college areas. Now, adults of all ages are likely to share rental homes in order to manage the high...
Read PostSeattle (March 14, 2020) – Mayor Jenny A. Durkan signed an emergency order to put into place a temporary moratorium on residential evictions,...
Read PostThe Puget Sound region is presently experiencing the highest rate of COVID-19 illness in the country and the virus is impacting many elements of...
Read PostRent Rescue’s CEO Aaron DiCaprio recently spoke about Rent Default Insurance on The Landlord Survival Show with Steve Rozenburg. Listen to the...
Read PostAs an RHAWA member, you now have exclusive rights to use our new ONDEMAND learning platform. Launched in November, the platform is already populated...
Read PostWhat happens when your tenants default on the rent? You have to file for eviction and lose many months of rent. Unless you get rent default...
Read PostAs a landlord, you always like to imagine a best-case scenario where all of your tenants are completely ideal. You dream of the tenant who always...
Read PostNormally, it’s a great thing when your tenant wants to stay at your property. However, if the lease has ended or has been broken, no new lease...
Read PostNot every tenant comes to you with a neon sign flashing above their head proclaiming, “I’m the ideal tenant” or “I’m...
Read PostStable Homes Federal Way Initiative 19-001, submitted by Washington Community Action Network (Washington CAN), will be a ballot measure on the...
Read PostBeing a landlord can be a good way to provide you with regular income as well as with the potential for capital growth. However, it can be...
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