1. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (PDF) – If a residential rental unit was built prior to 1978, landlords must provide tenants with a disclosure notifying them that the premises may contain traces of lead-based paint.^[1]
2. Methamphetamine Production – If the landlord knows that a rental property was used to produce methamphetamine, they must disclose this detail to the tenant in writing.^[2]
3. Names and Addresses – The names and addresses of the property manager and the owner or the owner’s representative must be provided to all tenants.^[3]

• Maximum Amount ($) – 2 months’ rent.^[4]
• Returning to Tenant – 30 days.^[5]

Unless a different arrangement is agreed to in the lease, there is no required grace period for rent payments.

• Landlord-Tenant Actions – Tile 36, Ch. 535
• Landlord and Tenant – Title 29, Ch. 441
• Handbook (Guide) – Missouri’s Landlord-Tenant Law