Tennessee HB1381 establishes a municipal registry for residential rental properties, requiring annual registration and integration into code.
Tennessee HB1381 amends the state code to allow municipalities to create a registry for all residential rental properties within their jurisdiction. Owners must annually register their properties, providing details such as the physical address, owner and property manager contact information, and the number of rental units. The registry aims to assist in monitoring and enforcing compliance with health, safety, and housing standards. Municipalities may inspect properties to ensure compliance with state and local laws.
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