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- Move In Checklist Move In Checklist If you take a security/damage deposit, you must prepare a move-in checklist detailing the condition of your rental unit. ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:33 | x97006
- Pets vs Service Animals Pets vs Service Animals Service animals are broadly defined in Seattle and include therapy, emotional support, companion animals and more. ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:36 | x97007
- Occupancy Standards Occupancy Standards Minimum space and occupancy standards for rental housing exist in the Housing and Building Maintenance Code . While ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:07 | x97008
- Types of Rental Agreements Types of Rental Agreements Verbal rental agreements are allowed in Washington state but are ill-advised. Without a written agreement, you ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:07 | x97009
- Renter's Handbook Renter's Handbook Landlords are required by law to provide tenants with the Renter's Handbook when: A tenant signs their initial ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:34 | x97011
- Repair Requests Repair Requests If you receive a repair request from your tenant, you should keep a copy for your records. Landlords are required to start ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:18 | x97014
- Housing Cost Increases Housing Cost Increases Housing costs include rent, parking, storage, and other periodic fees associated with the rental unit and paid to ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:48 | x97015
- Pledges of Rent Assistance Pledges If you issue a 14-day notice to pay rent or vacate and your tenant is able to secure help from a third party, you must accept a ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:08 | x97028
- Landlord Access Access to Unit When you enter into a rental agreement with a tenant, you are effectively transferring your possessory right to the rental ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:57 | x97029
- Issuing Notices Issuing Notices When issuing a notice to your tenant be sure the notice is procedurally correct. There are basic and technical requirements ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:58 | x97045
- Reasonable Accomodation Requests and Reasonable Modification Reasonable Accomodation Requests and Reasonable Modification If a tenant has a disability, they can ask for a reasonable accommodation or ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:40 | x97044
- Harassment Protections Harassment Protections Seattle protects against unlawful harassment when there is unwelcome, unwanted, offensive behavior that happens ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:35 | x97032
- Retaliation Retaliation Seattle offers protection against illegal retaliation. Retaliation happens when an applicant or tenant exercises their fair ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:17 | x97046
- Adding Roommates Adding roommates Tenants may add roommates as additional occupants in accordance with the following: Exemptions Owner occupied ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:40 | x97013
- Emergency Situations Emergency Situations In cases of an emergency, a landlord can enter the tenant's unit without notice. Examples of an emergency include ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:46 | x97030
- Changes To The Terms In Tenancy Changes To The Terms In Tenancy If you want to change the provisions of a month-to-month rental agreement, you must first provide the ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:08 | x97031
- Economic Displacement Relocation Assistance Economic Displacement Relocation Assistance Effective July 1, 2022, the Economic Displacement Relocation Assistance ordinance (EDRA) ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:56 | x138730
- Just Cause Eviction Ordinance Just Cause Eviction Ordinance This Seattle ordinance requires landlords to have a just cause to terminate a month-to-month tenancy or to ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:47 | x97050
- Unlawful Detainer Eviction Unlawful Detainer Eviction The only way you can evict a tenant is with a court order, after filing an unlawful detainer (eviction lawsuit) ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:32 | x100630
- Defenses to Eviction Defences to Eviction Seattle's Just Cause Eviction Ordinance requires that you have a just cause to terminate a rental agreement with ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:39 | x97049
- Abandonment Abandonment Abandonment is the legal term for when a tenant leaves their rental unit with no intention to return. Abandonment can occur by ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:02 | x97051
- Giving / Receiving Notice Giving / Receiving Notice Proper Notice to Leave for Leases You must offer a lease renewal to your tenant 60-90 days prior to the lease ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:46 | x97052
- Deposit Returns Deposit Returns When a tenant moves out: Within 30 days of the end of the rental agreement, you must return the deposit to the tenant ... 2 | 20260904T22:05:25 | x97053
- Reasonable Accommodation and Reasonable Modification Reasonable Accommodation and Reasonable Modification If a tenant has a disability, they can ask for a reasonable accommodation or ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:42 | x97054
- Retaliation Protections Retaliation Protections Seattle offers protection against illegal retaliation. Retaliation happens when an applicant or tenant exercises ... 2 | 20260904T22:04:38 | x97055