Ian Joseph, owner of Miller Laine Property Manager and I have created a private Facebook group for Washington Property Managers. We want to build a community of professional housing providers to discuss legislation, best practices and share resources. To join us search Facebook for: WA Residential Property Management Mastermind. If you need assistance finding the […]
From the Governor's office: Property management does have a number of components that may be designated as “essential.” Helping to address emergency damage repair, spoliation, or unsafe conditions is essential. Ensuring that lease start and end dates are met is likewise essential. In-person meetings with customers are prohibited, except when necessary to view a property […]
Three new laws go into effect on June 11, 2020. ESB 5165 Discrimination based on immigration or citizenship status ESHB 2535 Providing for a grace period before late fees may be imposed for past due rent EHB 1694 Allowing tenants to pay certain sums installments For details of each law click here.
March 23, 2020 The Governor has ordered that all non-essential businesses close as of midnight March 25 through midnight on April 6. While our office may be closed, we will be open working from home and available by email. I will look forward to talking with you again on April 7, 2020. We are all […]
Will the Sheriff be serving or enforcing court ordered evictions? Effective 3/17/2020 residential landlord tenant evictions will not be served, posted or enforced with limited exceptions which may include waste, nuisance or commission of a crime. Effective 3/17/2020 commercial and post-foreclosure writs will not be served, posted or enforced with limited exceptions which may include […]
LandlordSolutions is OPEN and answering your calls. Yesterday the Governor announced his proclamation and the Supreme Court came out with an order; both related to evictions. We still have a few questions that our attorney is working to find answers to during the moratorium period: Will the court sign an order extending writs? Will the […]
March 18, 2020 3:00pm Governor Inslee announced a thirty-day moratorium on evictions statewide. In the next couple of days I will have more information and resources about best practices for landlords during the moratorium period. LandlordSolutions will continue to remain open to answer questions and process tenant screening. What does this mean for landlords: Landlords […]
March 17, 2020 The Seattle city council modified and then approved Durkan’s order, extending the moratorium from 30 to 60 days and from rent-related residential evictions to all residential evictions other than those related to tenant actions imminently threatening the health or safety of others. The council’s vote was 8-0, according to the City Clerk’s […]
Date: 3/17/2020 King County Sheriff’s Office Will Not Execute Court Ordered Evictions Story- Sheriff Mitzi G. Johanknecht continues to make adjustments to our public facing, non-emergency services to increase social distancing, in light of the COVID-19 health crisis. Sheriff Johanknecht has informed Presiding Superior Court Judge James Rogers that, effective immediately, the King County Sheriff’s […]
Ian Joseph, owner of Miller Laine Property Manager and I have created a private Facebook group for Washington Property Managers. We want to build a community of professional housing providers to discuss legislation, best practices and share resources. To join us search Facebook for: WA Residential Property Management Mastermind. If you need assistance finding the […]
From the Governor's office: Property management does have a number of components that may be designated as “essential.” Helping to address emergency damage repair, spoliation, or unsafe conditions is essential. Ensuring that lease start and end dates are met is likewise essential. In-person meetings with customers are prohibited, except when necessary to view a property […]
Three new laws go into effect on June 11, 2020. ESB 5165 Discrimination based on immigration or citizenship status ESHB 2535 Providing for a grace period before late fees may be imposed for past due rent EHB 1694 Allowing tenants to pay certain sums installments For details of each law click here.
March 23, 2020 The Governor has ordered that all non-essential businesses close as of midnight March 25 through midnight on April 6. While our office may be closed, we will be open working from home and available by email. I will look forward to talking with you again on April 7, 2020. We are all […]
Will the Sheriff be serving or enforcing court ordered evictions? Effective 3/17/2020 residential landlord tenant evictions will not be served, posted or enforced with limited exceptions which may include waste, nuisance or commission of a crime. Effective 3/17/2020 commercial and post-foreclosure writs will not be served, posted or enforced with limited exceptions which may include […]
LandlordSolutions is OPEN and answering your calls. Yesterday the Governor announced his proclamation and the Supreme Court came out with an order; both related to evictions. We still have a few questions that our attorney is working to find answers to during the moratorium period: Will the court sign an order extending writs? Will the […]
March 18, 2020 3:00pm Governor Inslee announced a thirty-day moratorium on evictions statewide. In the next couple of days I will have more information and resources about best practices for landlords during the moratorium period. LandlordSolutions will continue to remain open to answer questions and process tenant screening. What does this mean for landlords: Landlords […]
March 17, 2020 The Seattle city council modified and then approved Durkan’s order, extending the moratorium from 30 to 60 days and from rent-related residential evictions to all residential evictions other than those related to tenant actions imminently threatening the health or safety of others. The council’s vote was 8-0, according to the City Clerk’s […]
Date: 3/17/2020 King County Sheriff’s Office Will Not Execute Court Ordered Evictions Story- Sheriff Mitzi G. Johanknecht continues to make adjustments to our public facing, non-emergency services to increase social distancing, in light of the COVID-19 health crisis. Sheriff Johanknecht has informed Presiding Superior Court Judge James Rogers that, effective immediately, the King County Sheriff’s […]
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