1. Flood Zone – Landlords must disclose if a rental property is in a flood zone.^[1]
2. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (PDF) – Federal law requires that landlords provide tenants with a lead-based paint disclosure form if the dwelling was constructed before 1978.^[2]
3. Truth in Renting Act (PDF) – Tenants must receive a copy of the Truth in Renting Act before or at the start of a tenancy.^[3]
4. Window Guards – Lease agreements for units in buildings with multiple dwellings must state the landlord’s duty to maintain window guards if a tenant has a child aged ten or under.^[4] The notice must also be given to tenants biannually (if the tenant receives or renews a lease, only one additional notice is required that year).

• Maximum Amount ($)  – 1.5 months’ rent.^[5]
• Returning to Tenant – 30 days.^[6]

There’s a five-day grace period for tenants who are senior citizens and receive pension or financial assistance from the government.^[7]

• Attornments by Tenant to Strangers to Title – Title 46, Chapter 8
• Landlord’s Lien for Rent – Title 2A, Chapter 42
• Handbooks (Guide) – Truth in Renting, Landlord Handbook