Rental Application – A landlord uses this to verify a tenant’s credentials and ability to pay rent.
Required Disclosures (3)
- Authorized Persons – Anyone authorized to act on behalf of the landlord should be identified in the lease agreement.[1]
- Lead-Based Paint Disclosure & EPA Pamphlet – If the property was built before 1978, the landlord is required to include this disclosure.
- Inventory and Condition of the Premises – The landlord must deliver a report on the condition of the premises within five days of the tenant moving in.[2]
Rent Payment Laws
Grace Period – None.
Maximum Late Fee – None.
NSF Fee – A landlord can charge $30 for a bounced check.[5]