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  1. Opportunities Funding, calls for artists, jobs, and more.
  2. Other Opportunities Find or post community listings for arts-related jobs, funding, calls, and training opportunities. Opportunities is a one-stop shop for the ...
  3. Move In Fees and Deposits / Installment Payments Move In Fees and Deposits / Installment Payments Non-refundable fees can only be charged for cleaning and screening and cannot exceed 10% ...
  4. Programs Our programs are driven by creativity, giving everyone the opportunity to engage in diverse arts and cultural experiences. Learn how our ...
  5. Move In Checklist Move In Checklist If you take a security/damage deposit, you must prepare a move-in checklist detailing the condition of your rental unit. ...
  6. Pets vs Service Animals Pets vs Service Animals Service animals are broadly defined in Seattle and include therapy, emotional support, companion animals and more. ...
  7. Occupancy Standards Occupancy Standards Minimum space and occupancy standards for rental housing exist in the  Housing and Building Maintenance Code . While ...
  8. Types of Rental Agreements Types of Rental Agreements Verbal rental agreements are allowed in Washington state but are ill-advised. Without a written agreement, you ...
  9. Renter's Handbook Renter's Handbook Landlords are required by law to provide tenants with the Renter's Handbook when: A tenant signs their initial ...
  10. Adding Roommates Adding roommates Tenants may add roommates as additional occupants in accordance with the following: Exemptions Owner occupied ...
  11. Repair Requests Repair Requests If you receive a repair request from your tenant, you should keep a copy for your records. Landlords are required to start ...
  12. Housing Cost Increases Housing Cost Increases Housing costs include rent, parking, storage, and other periodic fees associated with the rental unit and paid to ...
  13. Pledges of Rent Assistance Pledges If you issue a 14-day notice to pay rent or vacate and your tenant is able to secure help from a third party, you must accept a ...
  14. Landlord Access Access to Unit When you enter into a rental agreement with a tenant, you are effectively transferring your possessory right to the rental ...
  15. Emergency Situations Emergency Situations In cases of an emergency, a landlord can enter the tenant's unit without notice. Examples of an emergency include ...
  16. Changes To The Terms In Tenancy Changes To The Terms In Tenancy If you want to change the provisions of a month-to-month rental agreement, you must first provide the ...
  17. Harassment Protections Harassment Protections Seattle protects against unlawful harassment when there is unwelcome, unwanted, offensive behavior that happens ...
  18. Reasonable Accomodation Requests and Reasonable Modification Reasonable Accomodation Requests and Reasonable Modification If a tenant has a disability, they can ask for a reasonable accommodation or ...
  19. Issuing Notices Issuing Notices When issuing a notice to your tenant be sure the notice is procedurally correct. There are basic and technical requirements ...
  20. Retaliation Retaliation Seattle offers protection against illegal retaliation. Retaliation happens when an applicant or tenant exercises their fair ...
  21. Defenses to Eviction Defences to Eviction Seattle's  Just Cause Eviction Ordinance  requires that you have a just cause to terminate a rental agreement with ...
  22. Just Cause Eviction Ordinance Just Cause Eviction Ordinance This Seattle ordinance requires landlords to have a just cause to terminate a month-to-month tenancy or to ...
  23. Abandonment Abandonment Abandonment is the legal term for when a tenant leaves their rental unit with no intention to return. Abandonment can occur by ...
  24. Giving / Receiving Notice Giving / Receiving Notice Proper Notice to Leave for Leases You must offer a lease renewal to your tenant 60-90 days prior to the lease ...
  25. Deposit Returns Deposit Returns When a tenant moves out: Within 30 days of the end of the rental agreement, you must return the deposit to the tenant ...