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Fair Tenant Screening Act KNDO Yakima
he Fair Tenant Screening Act, SSB 6315, was passed in Washington State on March 15th, 2012. This bill addresses problems with tenant screening reports and the barriers to housing that they can create. It
Read More »State Adopts New Tenant Screening Rules
Washington state lawmakers have enacted a new law that requires landlords there to warn tenants in advance what information they are looking for in tenant screening reports. Sen. David Frockt, the bill’s sponsor, says that
Read More »why are you attracting bad Tenants?
Bad tenants are out there. We’ve all let one slip in occasionally despite our best efforts. Sometimes it seems as if that’s all we attract. Besides the usual steps of running background checks and
Read More »Delhi couple strangle landlady, dissect corpse
Annoyed with their 60-year-old landlady for using abusive language, a couple strangled her to death. A week later the couple chopped her body into pieces before disposing of it in an open field. The accused,
Read More »6 Questions to Ask Prospective Tenants
[6 Questions to Ask Prospective Tenants] While Internet advertising makes it easier to find a higher number of rental prospects, these tools do not guarantee a higher number of qualified applicants. Often, a landlord will
Read More »Avoid Landlord Liability with Tenant Screening Reports
Landlords spend countless dollars and valuable time on advertising and make-ready repairs. Their ultimate goal is to be fully occupied with good paying renters. Renters that pay on time do not bounce checks and
Read More »Tenant Screening Background Check
Finding good renters and avoiding the bad tenants is the goal of every landlord and/or property owner. However, many leasing agents are not correctly researching the background history their prospective renters and
Read More »Landlord’s Tenant Screening Policies Found Discriminatory
A landlord who says she rejected a prospective tenant because he had no credit discriminated against the man, according to a recent decision by a B.C. Human Rights Tribunal. The 55-year old applicant applied for
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