
Wyoming Tenant Rights: Repairs Need Two Notices and a Court Case
Wyoming tenants who are current on rent can force repairs through two written notices and a court suit. Evictions start with a 3-day notice...
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Wyoming tenants who are current on rent can force repairs through two written notices and a court suit. Evictions start with a 3-day notice...
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Wisconsin landlords must give 12 hours' notice to enter, can't lock you out, and owe double damages for ATCP 134 violations. Cities can't cap...
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West Virginia requires a habitable home with winter heat but has no entry-notice or repair-and-deduct law; eviction hearings come within 10 judicial days.
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DC law bars evicting tenants just because a lease ends, caps late fees at 5%, requires 48 hours' notice to enter, and presumes retaliation...
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Washington caps rent increases at 7% plus CPI or 10%, bans raises in a tenancy's first year, and requires 90 days' notice and just...
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Virginia tenants can use rent escrow or a licensed contractor for repairs, pay late fees capped at 10%, and win $5,000+ if illegally locked...
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Vermont tenants get 60 days' notice of rent increases, can withhold rent for serious defects, and cannot be charged rental application fees.
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Utah tenants can force repairs with a 3-day written notice, pay late fees capped at 10% or $75, and cannot be locked out without...
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Texas tenants can repair and deduct only after strict notices, get $1,000-plus penalties for illegal lockouts, and face faster 2026 eviction rules.
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Tennessee tenant rights hinge on your county: URLTA counties get a 5-day late-fee grace period, a 10% cap and 14-day notice. No lockouts statewide.
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South Dakota tenants can repair and deduct, escrow rent for big repairs, pay at most one month's deposit, and must answer evictions in 5...
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South Carolina tenants get 24-hour entry notice, triple damages on withheld deposits and lockout penalties, but no right to repair and deduct.
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Rhode Island caps deposits at one month's rent, requires 60 days' notice of rent hikes (120 if over 62), bans application fees and triples...
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Pennsylvania caps deposits at two months' rent, then one; sets 10- to 30-day notices to quit (waivable by lease); and gives 10 days to...
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Oregon caps yearly rent hikes (10% for 2027), bars increases in year one, limits no-cause evictions, and allows $300 repair-and-deduct.
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Oklahoma renters can fix health defects worth up to one month's rent after 14 days' notice, get one day's entry notice, and cannot be...
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Ohio tenants can pay rent into court escrow when repairs stall, get 24-hour entry notice, and cannot be locked out or have utilities cut...
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North Dakota lets you repair and deduct or move out when repairs go undone, triples damages for withheld deposits, and bans rent control.
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North Carolina requires fit, habitable rentals and bans lockouts, but bars rent withholding and lets a month-to-month lease end on 7 days' notice.
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New York requires a 14-day rent demand before eviction, caps late fees at $50 or 5%, and adds Good Cause and rent stabilization in...
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