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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Seattle, WA – In a landmark move set to reshape the rental housing landscape in Washington State, the Rental...
Read PostThe Rental Housing Association of Washington (RHAWA) and the Landlord Association of the Inland Northwest (LLA) have announced their merger,...
Read PostOctober 8, 2024 Expanded Network, Government Advocacy, Growth + Education Join the Rental Housing Association of Washington at ENGAGE, a new...
Read PostOver the last several years RHAWA has prioritized developing and nurturing relationships and strategic partnerships unique to Eastern Washington. To...
Read PostThose subject to the residential rental code in the City of Tacoma are reeling with the city council-approved ordinance taking effect in July and...
Read PostJust a few months ago, we made several changes to our leases and other forms in order to comply with an ordinance that changed the Tacoma Rental...
Read PostWith the passage of Tacoma Measure 1 expect a full-out frontal assault aimed at Olympia and small rental housing providers this winter. Armed by...
Read PostA few years ago, RHAWA launched a new RMAP as a very promising platform for members to do online lease signing and tenant screening while taking...
Read PostRHAWA can be defined as a lot of things: we’re a not-for-profit organization and we offer resources, education, and more – but the...
Read PostBrian Platt King County’s aggregate property tax will increase by 6.4% in 2023. This comes after several years of additional increases. Most...
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