1. Flooding Disclosure – If the landlord knows that the premises has flooded within the past five years, they must disclose this fact to the tenant.^[1]
2. Identity Disclosure – The landlord must disclose the name and address of each person authorized to manage the premises, the owner of the premises, or the representative of the owner for the purpose of service of process and notices.^[2]
3. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (PDF) – U.S. law requires the landlord to give a lead-based paint disclosure to tenants if the property was built before 1978.^[3]
4. Methamphetamine Disclosure – If the landlord knows or suspects that the unit was used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine, they must disclose this in the lease agreement.^[4]

• Maximum Amount ($) – No statute.
• Returning to Tenant – 45 days.^[5]

There is no grace period; rent is due at the beginning of each rental period (usually monthly) or as agreed upon by both parties.^[6]

• Landlord and Tenant – Title 41
• Handbook (Guide) – What Are Your Rights and Duties as a Tenant?
• Tenancy Guidelines – Responsibilities For Care of the Premises
• Smoke-Free Landlord Manual – PDF