Where we cover
28 states and 40 cities and counties today. Covered means we answer rent increases, evictions, deposits and application fees there, quoted from the official text.
Covered today
- AlaskaState law only · no statewide rule on rent increases · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- ArizonaState law only · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- California29 cities and counties with their own rulesChecked Oct 5, 2026
- DelawareState law onlyChecked Oct 6, 2026
- District of ColumbiaState law onlyChecked Oct 6, 2026
- FloridaState law onlyChecked Oct 6, 2026
- GeorgiaState law only · no statewide rule on rent increases · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- IllinoisState law only · no statewide rule on rent increases · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- IowaState law only · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- KansasState law only · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- LouisianaState law only · no statewide rule on rent increases · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- MaineState law onlyChecked Oct 6, 2026
- Maryland2 cities and counties with their own rules · no statewide rule on rent increasesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- Massachusetts2 cities and counties with their own rulesChecked Oct 4, 2026
- Minnesota1 city with its own rules · no statewide rule on rent increasesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- MissouriState law only · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- MontanaState law only · no statewide rule on rent increases · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- New Jersey5 cities and counties with their own rules · no statewide rule on rent increasesChecked Oct 4, 2026
- New York1 city with its own rulesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- North DakotaState law only · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- OregonState law onlyChecked Oct 4, 2026
- South CarolinaState law only · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- TexasState law onlyChecked Oct 6, 2026
- VermontState law onlyChecked Oct 6, 2026
- VirginiaState law only · no statewide rule on rent increasesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- WashingtonState law onlyChecked Oct 4, 2026
- WisconsinState law only · no statewide rule on rent increases · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
- WyomingState law only · no statewide rule on rent increases · no statewide rule on application feesChecked Oct 6, 2026
40 cities and counties
Their own local rules come on top of the state law.
California
Maryland
- Montgomery County
- Takoma Park
Minnesota
- Saint Paul
New York
- New York City
31.5 million renter households
31.5 million of 45.0 million US renter households (69.9%) live where we cover the law.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates, B25003 Tenure
Coming next
Not answered yet. States: .
California
- Bell Gardens
- Commerce
- Mountain View
- Oxnard
- Palm Springs
- Pasadena
- Santa Barbara
- Thousand Oaks
- West Hollywood
Maryland
- Prince George's County
New Jersey
- Asbury Park
- Atlantic City
- Atlantic Highlands Borough
- Barnegat Township
- Bayonne
- Belleville Township
- Bergenfield Borough
- Bloomfield Township
- Bridgeton
- Caldwell Borough
- Camden
- Cedar Grove Township
- Cherry Hill Township
- Chesilhurst Borough
and 101 more
The goal is every US state's own rental law, then its cities. If your state is not here yet, it is on the way.