Kansas HB2666 mandates landlords to disclose certain information to prospective tenants and limits late fees for rent payments.
Kansas HB2666 amends the residential landlord and tenant act by requiring landlords to provide written disclosures to prospective tenants. These disclosures must include a good faith estimate of the rent and fixed, non-rent expenses. The bill also restricts late fees for rent payments to no more than 5% of the periodic rent and prohibits increasing fees based on previous late fees. If a landlord violates these provisions, tenants can terminate their rental agreements without penalty and may be entitled to a refund of any payments made, plus a penalty.
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