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Rental questions answered: What should WA rental agreements say about deposits, fees?

Use this guide as a breakdown of fees and deposits, plus what they can and can t be used for, according to the Revised Code of Washington.

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Didn t get your rental deposit back? Here s how to get your cash from a landlord in WA

KENNEWICK — Imagine being a renter post-pandemic, navigating your way through extremely high prices, a housing shortage and a difficult climate for many tenants. If you’re younger, lack of experience

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Your housing horrors questions: What should WA rental agreements say about deposits, fees?

Sep. 16— Editor s note: In response to reader questions and concerns regarding housing conditions in Washington state, the Northwest Service Journalism team and Bellingham Herald staff have teamed up to offer

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Cloud of controversy: Can my neighbor blow pot smoke onto my Washington state property?

It’s legal to smoke cannabis at home in Washington state. But you can also take steps to prevent others’ smoke from blowing into your home.

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Does your rent keep going up? Tri-Cities workers say 40% rent surge is crushing them

High rents are driving people to take second jobs, look for smaller apartments and are pushing them to the brink of homelessness.

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