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 […]
COVID-19 Resources for Landlords and Residents The outbreak of COVID-19 is having a sufficient impact in communities across out state as the Governor continues to introduce new restrictions in an effect to contain the disease from spreading. As a result, many of our residents will be unable to work due to businesses across the state […]
Amid COVID-19 outbreaks, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan has signed an order to halt all residential evictions for non-payment of rent for the next 30 days beginning March 14, 2020. Press Release from the Mayor’s office: The moratorium suspends residential evictions related to the non-payment or partial payment of rent for 30 days and also prohibits […]
Legislative Update The final score is 16 - 4! The final four bills passed out of the House and Senate last night and will make a final pass through their house of origin before being sent to the Governor's desk for signature. I will report the date which each bill goes into effect after each […]
With still two weeks to go, there are three bills that we are continuing to track. Each of these bills are in rules waiting to be pulled. If they are pulled, they will go to the floor for a vote. If the bill isn’t pulled from rules, then the bill would die. I will continue […]
Seattle is the first in the country and second in the world to place a ban on evictions. This afternoon at 4:00 pm Seattle City Council passed a ban on winter evictions with six amendments. The final vote was 7-0. The amended bill would limit the ban to the months of December 1-February 28, not […]
This Week in Review: We are half-way through the 2020 legislative session with several bills having made it out of committee. Legislators have introduced several bills to address affordable housing, more housing, housing tenants with criminal records and more tenant protections. There was even a bill for rent control. It is still too soon to see […]
OAKLAND - Nearly three weeks after a group of homeless women and their children took over a vacant West Oakland house, the property owner is trying to evict them — and the women are fighting back.
Not all tenant screening services are created equal. It’s important to explore the options available to you before you make a decision. Ideally, the tenant screening service you select will offer these features.
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 […]
COVID-19 Resources for Landlords and Residents The outbreak of COVID-19 is having a sufficient impact in communities across out state as the Governor continues to introduce new restrictions in an effect to contain the disease from spreading. As a result, many of our residents will be unable to work due to businesses across the state […]
Amid COVID-19 outbreaks, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan has signed an order to halt all residential evictions for non-payment of rent for the next 30 days beginning March 14, 2020. Press Release from the Mayor’s office: The moratorium suspends residential evictions related to the non-payment or partial payment of rent for 30 days and also prohibits […]
Legislative Update The final score is 16 - 4! The final four bills passed out of the House and Senate last night and will make a final pass through their house of origin before being sent to the Governor's desk for signature. I will report the date which each bill goes into effect after each […]
With still two weeks to go, there are three bills that we are continuing to track. Each of these bills are in rules waiting to be pulled. If they are pulled, they will go to the floor for a vote. If the bill isn’t pulled from rules, then the bill would die. I will continue […]
Seattle is the first in the country and second in the world to place a ban on evictions. This afternoon at 4:00 pm Seattle City Council passed a ban on winter evictions with six amendments. The final vote was 7-0. The amended bill would limit the ban to the months of December 1-February 28, not […]
This Week in Review: We are half-way through the 2020 legislative session with several bills having made it out of committee. Legislators have introduced several bills to address affordable housing, more housing, housing tenants with criminal records and more tenant protections. There was even a bill for rent control. It is still too soon to see […]
OAKLAND - Nearly three weeks after a group of homeless women and their children took over a vacant West Oakland house, the property owner is trying to evict them — and the women are fighting back.
Not all tenant screening services are created equal. It’s important to explore the options available to you before you make a decision. Ideally, the tenant screening service you select will offer these features.
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