1. Absence – A statement must be included in the lease that informs the tenant they must notify the landlord if they plan to leave the property for a period longer than seven days.^[1]
2. Landlord’s Information – The tenant must be given the name of anyone who is authorized to manage the property or receive service of process.^[2]
3. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (PDF) – If the structure was built prior to January 1, 1978, the tenant must be made aware of the potential existence of lead-based paint.^[3]
4. Withholding Security Deposit – Tenants must be made aware of the conditions that would prevent them from receiving their full security deposit or prepaid rent at the end of the tenancy.^[4]

• Maximum Amount ($) – 2 months’ rent (unless rent exceeds $2,000 per month).^[5]
• Returning to Tenant – 14 days if paid in full; 30 days if deductions are made.^[6]

There is no grace period in Alaska. Rent is due, without demand, at the time and place mentioned in the lease.^[7]

• Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act – AS 34.03
• Handbook (Guide) – The Alaska Landlord & Tenant Act (What it Means to You)