Kansas SB369 mandates landlords to disclose certain information to prospective tenants and limits late fees for rent payments.
Kansas SB369 amends the residential landlord and tenant act by requiring landlords to provide prospective tenants with a written disclosure of the estimated rent amount, fixed and use-based expenses, availability date of the dwelling unit, and eligibility criteria. If a landlord fails to comply, the prospective tenant is released from any signed rental agreement without penalty, and the landlord must return any payments made and pay a penalty. The bill also restricts late fees for rent payments to a maximum of 5% of the periodic rent and prohibits increasing fees based on previous late fees.
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