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All the articles with the tag "landlord-tenant".
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Tenant Rights in Virginia: Security Deposits, Eviction, and Landlord Rules (2026)
Updated:Virginia's Residential Tenancies Act applies in high-population areas, offering basic protections—security deposits capped at 2 months rent, 14-day pay-or-quit for non-payment, and 24-hour landlord entry notice. Rural and small-town Virginia still operates under common law with fewer protections.
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Tenant Rights in Washington: Security Deposits, Eviction, and Landlord Rules (2026)
Updated:Washington's 2021 Just Cause Eviction law (RCW 59.18.650) gives tenants one of the strongest protections in the nation—landlords must have one of 16 enumerated reasons to end a tenancy. Security deposits require a move-in checklist within 72 hours or landlords forfeit the right to deduct for those items.
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Tenant Rights in West Virginia: Security Deposits, Eviction, and Landlord Rules (2026)
Updated:West Virginia modernized its tenant law in 2021 (Residential Rental Property Act), adding strong protections: 2x penalty for wrongful deposit withholding, 45-day return deadline, warranty of habitability with repair remedies, and anti-retaliation protections. However, no formal pay-or-quit notice requirement exists, creating uncertainty for tenants.
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Tenant Rights in Wisconsin: Security Deposits, Eviction, and Landlord Rules (2026)
Updated:Wisconsin's ATCP 134 administrative code provides exceptional consumer protections beyond typical state law: 12-hour landlord entry notice, move-in checklists due within 7 days, and 2x penalties for wrongful withholding. Wisconsin-specific rent withholds for habitability violations are powerful tools for tenants.
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Tenant Rights in Wyoming: Security Deposits, Eviction, and Landlord Rules (2026)
Updated:Wyoming's Residential Rental Property Act offers 2x deposit damages and strong protections despite business-friendly policies. Navigate Jackson Hole's housing crisis, Casper's oil and gas markets, and Wyoming's landlord-tenant landscape.
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California Eviction Notice Requirements: How Much Notice Does Your Landlord Have to Give?
Updated:California landlords must give 3 days notice for non-payment, and 30-60 days for no-fault evictions. Learn requirements under Cal. Civ. Proc. Code § 1161.
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California Security Deposit Laws: What Landlords Can and Can't Do
Updated:California limits security deposits to 1 month's rent (unfurnished) and requires return within 21 days. Learn your full rights under California Civil Code § 1950.5.
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Florida Eviction Notice Requirements: How Much Notice Does Your Landlord Have to Give?
Updated:Florida landlords must give 3 days notice for non-payment (excluding weekends/holidays) and 7 days for lease violations. Learn requirements under Fla. Stat. § 83.56.