Carbon Monoxide (§ 90.316) – If any unit in the building emits carbon monoxide, there must be a tester installed, and the tenants must sign this discloser form. Common Utilities (§ 90.315) – If the tenant is responsible for any utilities that are for common areas or for the landlord, it must be disclosed in the rental contract. Flood-Map (§ 90.228) – If the residence is located in a flood zone, the tenant must be informed of this information. Identification (§ 90.305) – The landlord must state the name and address of any manager or person authorized to act in their place. This information must be written in the lease agreement. Lead-Based Paint – This disclosure states the history of lead paint use in a dwelling. Tenants must review and sign the disclosure if the housing was constructed before 1978. Legal Notices (§ 90.310) – If the housing unit contains four (4) or fewer units, the following information must be disclosed (if applicable):
Recycling (§ 90.318) – If the housing is located in an urban growth boundary and has more than four (4) units, the tenant must be made aware of the opportunity to recycle.
Smoking Policy (§ 90.220) – If there is a smoking policy on the property, it must be presented to the tenant.
Maximum – There is no State cap on how much a landlord may charge.
Returning (§ 90.300(13)) – The lessor must give back any deposit within thirty-one (31) days after the end of the tenancy.
Notice must be given to the tenant within twenty-four (24) hours of any entry by the lessor (§ 90.322).