Int 1432-2019
Transparency in residential rental application fees.
This bill would require apartment brokers to disclose an itemized explanation of how any application fee collected as part of applying for an apartment will be spent. Any person who collected such an application fee without making the required disclosure would be subject to a civil penalty of $150.
Status
Filed (End of Session)
Introduced By
DFarah N. Louis
FN
DIntroduced
2/13/2019
Filed Date
12/31/2021
Last Modified
4/26/2022
File Name
Int 1432-2019
Committee
Co-Sponsors (15)
Bill History (5)
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Int. No. 1432
12/23/2021
Summary of Int. No. 1432
12/23/2021
February 13, 2019 - Stated Meeting Agenda with Links to Files
2/14/2019
Hearing Transcript - Stated Meeting 2-13-19
3/21/2019
Committee Report 6/27/19
12/23/2021
Hearing Testimony 6/27/19
12/23/2021
Hearing Transcript 6/27/19
12/23/2021
Minutes of the Stated Meeting - February 13, 2019
12/23/2021