SB1990 aims to prevent manipulation of rental prices by residential rental property owners or managers in Tennessee.
SB1990 amends Tennessee Code to prohibit residential rental property owners or managers from setting or adjusting rental prices, lease renewal terms, occupancy levels, or other lease terms based on recommendations from software, data analytics services, or algorithmic devices performing a coordinating function. The bill defines "coordinating function" as performing certain actions related to rental prices and lease terms. Violations are subject to civil and criminal penalties. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.
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