Utah Required Landlord Disclosures

Learn about the disclosures that landlords in Utah must provide tenants, usually in the lease or rental agreement.

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Utah Required Landlord Disclosures

By custom in Utah landlords must  disclose any nonrefundable fees to tenants. Specifically, if there is a written agreement and if any part of the deposit is nonrefundable, it must be so stated in writing to th renter at the time the deposit is taken.  Check your local ordinance for any city or county disclosure requirements. To find yours, check your city or county website (many are listed on State and Local Government on the Net), or contact the office of your mayor, city manager, or county administrator.  Finally, see the Required Landlord Disclosures article for details on federally-required landlord disclosures and other information on disclosures about the rental property.

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