Hawaii SB1662 aims to reduce rental application costs for low-income households by prohibiting landlords from charging fees for certain tenant.
Hawaii SB1662 addresses the financial burden on low-income households and people experiencing homelessness by amending the Residential Landlord-tenant Code. It prohibits landlords from charging application fees for criminal background checks or credit reports if the applicant provides a certified copy. Additionally, landlords cannot charge fees if a comprehensive reusable tenant screening report is available within thirty days. The bill also mandates landlords to provide a certified copy of an applicant's criminal background check or credit report upon request.
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