Utah HB0478 modifies residential rental agreements by defining terms, setting notice periods for rent increases, and making technical changes.
Utah HB0478 amends the state's residential rental laws by defining key terms such as "owner," "rental agreement," and "residential rental unit." It establishes a notice period for landlords to inform tenants of rent increases or additional fees, except in month-to-month agreements. The bill also mandates landlords to provide tenants with a written inventory of the unit's condition and applicable rules before entering into a rental agreement. Additionally, it allows prospective tenants to request the return of payments if certain conditions are met.
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