Kansas Lease & LandlordTenant Laws
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Landlords and property managers should know Kansas LandlordTenant laws to manage their Kansas rental property. This video covers everything you need to know about Kansas lease laws and Kansas Landlord Laws.

A standard, fixedterm Kansas Rental Contract is usually for a oneyear (12month) period. Either party can terminate a monthtomonth Lease Agreement with 10 days' notice.

Landlord & Tenant Laws in Kansas: Lease Requirements
Landlord & Agent Identification: The Lease must include the name of any person authorized to manage the property and a name and address for official notices.

MoveIn Checklist: Within 5 days of the Tenant taking possession, the Landlord and Tenant must walk through the property and document the property condition.

LeadBased Paint Disclosure & Pamphlet: For rental units built before 1978, Landlords must provide Tenants with a leadbased paint disclosure and pamphlet https://www.ezlandlordforms.com/docum....

Kansas LandlordTenant Laws
Kansas Security Deposit Regulations
Landlords may charge up to one month’s rent for an unfurnished rental unit and up to one and a half month’s rent for a furnished unit. Landlords must provide Tenants with an itemized list of any deductions within 14 days of the end of the Tenancy and return the security deposit within 30 days of the end of the Tenancy.

Kansas Landlord Entry Laws
In Kansas, Landlords must give reasonable notice before entering the property and should only enter during reasonable hours. Generally, at least 24 hours is considered reasonable notice, and normal business hours are considered reasonable times.

Kansas Late Fee Requirements
There are no statutory limits on late fees. However, any late fees should be discussed in the Lease Agreement and reasonably related to expenses incurred due to the late payment.

Renters Insurance in Kansas
Kansas Landlords may require Tenants to get renters insurance and can make failure to do so a breach of the Lease Agreement.

Kansas Returned Check Fees
Returned payment fees may not exceed $30.

Kansas Increase in Rent Laws
Kansas has no limits on rent increases. That said, the Lease should discuss the procedure and notice requirements for increasing rent.

Kansas Tenant and Landlord Laws Landlords’ Responsibilities
Kansas Landlord Repair Laws
Landlords must provide a habitable rental unit and keep properties in compliance with all applicable housing regulations. Tenants should promptly notify Landlords of any needed repairs.

Tenants Rights Laws Kansas
Landlords should complete repairs and maintenance in a reasonable time frame. If the Landlord fails to make necessary repairs, Tenants have specific rights, including the right to make repairs and deduct that amount from rent.

Evictions in Kansas
If a Tenant fails to pay rent or violates the Lease Agreement, the Landlord may start the eviction process. In these situations, Landlords must strictly follow Kansas law and can never resort to “selfhelp” eviction methods, such as changing locks or shutting off utilities.

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