Identification (§ 27-40-420) – Any person authorized to act on behalf of the landlord must be identified in the lease agreement as well as anyone allowed on to the premises. In addition, a legal address must be given to the tenant for official notices.
Security Deposits (§ 27-40-410) – This disclosure regarding security deposits only pertains to landlords that have more than five (5) adjoining units on the property and charges different deposit amounts to different tenants. If this is the case, the landlord needs to create a document and hang in a conspicuous place in order to explain why lessees were charged different amounts.
Lead-Based Paint – Due to Federal law, any property that was built before the year 1978 must be outfitted with this disclosure to all tenants identifying the probability of this type of hazardous paint existing on the premises.
Maximum – There is no maximum security deposit amount that a landlord may demand from a tenant.
Returning (§ 27-40-410) – Landlord must return deposit within thirty (30) days after the termination of the tenancy.
The landlord must always provide at least twenty-four (24) hours notice before entering the property for non-emergency use. This may be for common or routine maintenance or to show the property to another prospective tenant at the end of the term (§ 27-40-530).
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