Hawaii HB2188 mandates landlords to accept tenant screening reports from applicants.

HB2188, known as the Hawaii Tenant Screening Fairness Act, requires landlords and their agents to accept comprehensive reusable tenant screening reports from applicants. These reports, prepared by consumer credit reporting agencies within the previous thirty days, must be provided directly to landlords or through third-party websites compliant with state and federal laws. Landlords must disclose to applicants their right to provide such reports and inform them of the costs associated with obtaining these reports.

Hawaii HB2188 mandates landlords to accept tenant screening reports from applicants.

HB2188, known as the Hawaii Tenant Screening Fairness Act, requires landlords and their agents to accept comprehensive reusable tenant screening reports from applicants. These reports, prepared by consumer credit reporting agencies within the previous thirty days, must be provided directly to landlords or through third-party websites compliant with state and federal laws. Landlords must disclose to applicants their right to provide such reports and inform them of the costs associated with obtaining these reports.