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WA HB2699
Bill
Status
1/28/2026
Primary Sponsor
Adison Richards
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AI Summary
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Landlords may end fixed-term leases (6-12 months) without cause at the end of the initial term with 60 days' written notice; month-to-month tenancies require specific enumerated causes for termination
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Tenants in federally subsidized housing or properties with federally-backed mortgages must receive 30 days' notice (instead of 14 days) for nonpayment evictions
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Courts may order repayment plans for back-owed rent with minimum $100/month payments over up to 6 months, with fees waived upon successful completion
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Written eviction notices must include specific details about the alleged violation, including dates, times, and individuals involved, to enable tenants to prepare a defense
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Partial rent payments do not reinstate the lease or dismiss pending unlawful detainer proceedings, and do not extend the 5 court day deadline for full payment
Legislative Description
Concerning landlord-tenant relations.
Last Action
First reading, referred to Housing.
1/28/2026