Kansas HB2768 requires landlords to accept multiple payment amounts for rent as long as it is paid on time and in full and to consider all lawful.

Kansas HB2768 amends the residential landlord and tenant act to allow tenants to make multiple payments for rent as long as the total amount is paid on time and in full. If a landlord refuses such payments, the tenant is not liable for the refused amount. The act also mandates that landlords consider all lawful income when evaluating a tenant's qualifications, excluding federal housing assistance. Landlords who reject applications without considering all income must repay double the application fees and costs.

Kansas HB2768 requires landlords to accept multiple payment amounts for rent as long as it is paid on time and in full and to consider all lawful.

Kansas HB2768 amends the residential landlord and tenant act to allow tenants to make multiple payments for rent as long as the total amount is paid on time and in full. If a landlord refuses such payments, the tenant is not liable for the refused amount. The act also mandates that landlords consider all lawful income when evaluating a tenant's qualifications, excluding federal housing assistance. Landlords who reject applications without considering all income must repay double the application fees and costs.