What happens when your tenants default on the rent? You have to file for eviction and lose many months of rent. Unless you get rent default...
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Nobody should be without a safe place to stay during the winter – or any time of year. Evictions are a last resort for housing providers...
Read PostFor most small housing providers, the policies passed by our state legislature in 2019 felt like an assault on the very idea of rental property...
Read PostAs a landlord, you always like to imagine a best-case scenario where all of your tenants are completely ideal. You dream of the tenant who always...
Read PostEarlier this morning, the State Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Seattle’s “First in Time” (FIT) ordinance, previously thrown...
Read PostWhat is abundantly clear from the 2019 General election is that the issues the rental industry faced in the City of Seattle prior to the election...
Read PostNormally, it’s a great thing when your tenant wants to stay at your property. However, if the lease has ended or has been broken, no new lease...
Read PostLog in today to activate your new account! We’re excited to announce RHAWA has an all-new website! Aside from a cleaner, easier to use...
Read PostAs we face the final days of 2019, there is little doubt RHAWA has endured the heaviest number of regulatory attacks in decades. The drastic...
Read PostRHAWA endorsed candidates in several jurisdictions throughout the state. This list may be found here. RHAWA's PAC didn’t weigh in on Seattle...
Read PostNot every tenant comes to you with a neon sign flashing above their head proclaiming, “I’m the ideal tenant” or “I’m...
Read PostAccording to EvictionLab.org, Washington’s eviction rate has continued to fall from its 2005 peak of 1.45% to 0.82% in 2016, the latest year...
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