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Rental Housing Mediation
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Basic Information Regarding Landlord-Tenant Rights & Responsibilities The Rental Housing Mediation Task Force has compiled information to help both tenants and landlords understand their rights and responsibilities. The information is divided into three sections:
Beginning OccupancyWho is a “Landlord” and Who is a “Tenant”? - General Information About Landlords and Tenants
- Special Situations (Lodgers and Residential Hotels)
Looking for a Rental Unit - Month-to-Month Rental Agreement or Lease
- Inspecting before you rent
- Lead
- Asbestos
- Prepaid Rental Listing Service
- The Rental Application
- Credit Checks
- Application Screening Fee
- Holding Deposit
Before you Agree to Rent - General Information
- Shared Utility Meters
- Translation of Proposed Rental Agreement
When you have decided to Rent - What the Rental Agreement or Lease Should Include
- Tenant’s Basic Legal Rights
- Landlord's and Tenant's Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
- Alterations to Accommodate a Disabled Tenant
- Landlords Disclosures
- Basic Rules Governing Security Deposits
- Inventory Checklist
- Renters Insurance
Unlawful Discrimination - What is Unlawful Discrimination?
- Resolving Housing Discrimination Problems
During OccupancyLiving in the Rental Unit - Paying the Rent
- Obtaining Receipts for Rent Payments
- Security Deposit Increase
- Rent Increases
- When can the Landlord Enter the Rental Unit
- Subleases and Assignments
Dealing with Problems Having Repairs Made - Repair and Deduct Remedy
- Retaliatory Eviction
- The Abandonment Remedy
- The Rent Withholding Remedy
Resolving Problems - Talk with your Landlord
- Getting Help from a Third Party
- Arbitration And Mediation
End of TenancyMoving Out - Giving and Receiving Proper Notice
- Advance Payment of Last Month’s Rent
Refunds of Security Deposits - Common Problems and How to Avoid Them
- Initial Inspection Before Tenant Moves Out
- Suggested Approaches to Security Deposit Deductions
- Refund of Security Deposit After Sale of Building
Terminations and Evictions - When can a Landlord Terminate a Tenancy?
- Written Notices of Termination
- Property Services of Notices
The Eviction Process Landlord-Tenant GlossaryGlossary
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