HB3307

Establishes the Residential Real Estate Ombudsperson Program to ensure tenants' rights during receivership.

The bill creates the Residential Real Estate Ombudsperson Program to ensure tenants of residential real estate in receivership have safe, habitable, and accessible homes. Courts in counties with 50,000 or more residents must establish this program, while those in smaller counties may do so. Ombudspersons are tasked with investigating tenant complaints, entering properties with notice, and communicating privately with tenants. They also facilitate communication between tenants, receivers, and the court, make recommendations, and submit reports.