Utah SB0187 amends renter credit reporting rules, allowing renters to opt-in or opt-out at any time and setting a six-month reenrollment period if.
Utah SB0187 modifies the rules for renter credit reporting by allowing renters to enroll or unenroll in rent reporting at any time during their rental agreement. It also sets a six-month waiting period before a renter can reenroll if they opt-out or fail to pay a fee. The bill mandates that public funds recipients, who own four or more residential rental units, offer rent reporting to renters at the start of the rental agreement and annually thereafter. Public funds recipients can charge a fee for rent reporting, but it cannot exceed the actual cost.
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