1. Carbon Monoxide Detectors – Tenants must be notified of where a carbon monoxide detector is located.^[1]

2. Concession Granted – Lease agreements must mention any concession for rent.^[2]

3. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure & EPA Pamphlet – If the property was built before 1978, the landlord must notify the tenant.^[3]

4. Radon Disclosure Form – Landlords must disclose the presence of radon.^[4]

5. Shared Meter – If utility bills are shared, such as in a condominium complex, the landlord must disclose how the total is divvied up among payers.^[5]

Maximum Amount – None.

Returning – A security deposit must be returned within 30 days of a lease’s end date.^[6]

Grace Period – Five days.^[7]

Maximum Late Fee – $20 or 20% of the rent amount, whichever is greater.^[8]

NSF Fee – $25.^[9]