Allows tenants to terminate rental agreements early without penalty if they are victims of certain crimes.
This bill allows tenants to terminate rental agreements early without penalty if they or a household member is a victim of domestic abuse, sexual abuse, stalking, elder abuse, or other specified crimes. To terminate, tenants must provide written notice to the landlord with documentation such as a protective order or a report from a peace officer. Tenants remain liable for rent for the month of termination and any prorated days of rent. Landlords cannot disclose tenant information unless required by law or court order.
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