“AN ACT relating to the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.Amend KRS 383.500 to apply the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act on a statewide basis; repeal and reenact the various sections of KRS Chapter 383 constituting that Act without change."
The momentum is building fast. This proves that safe housing is a priority for everyone.
Reached 100 supporters
August 1, 2015
6 Comments
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Anthony Feigel
9 years ago
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This needs to happen. The current landlord/tenant laws are primitive and one-sided. To think, in this modern society, a Landlord can rent a house with no running water, or heat, or doors for that matter, in 116 of 120 counties in Kentucky, and have no liability for repairs or damages incurred. There needs to be EQUAL protection for tenants, period. To the Kentucky Senate - this needs to happen now.
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Mike Sharma
11 years ago
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ABOUT TIME. Its crazy that a landlord can just ignore basic repairs in half the state. Fix this broken system.
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Jessica Rhodes
11 years ago
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Renting in Kentucky is a nightmare. I had to live without heat for two weeks in January because the owner wouldn't answer the phone. Legal standards are way overdue.
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David Sloan
11 years ago
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Fairness for everyone.
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Tom Reeves
11 years ago
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Glad someone is finally looking at these laws. Tenants have zero rights right now and it shows in the condition of these properties.
S
Sarah Spencer
11 years ago
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My landlord refuses to fix the mold in our bathroom and says it is my problem. This guy is a slumlord and the law lets him get away with it. Please pass this.
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“AN ACT relating to the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.Amend KRS 383.500 to apply the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act on a statewide basis; repeal and reenact the various sections of KRS Chapter 383 constituting that Act without change."
The momentum is building fast. This proves that safe housing is a priority for everyone.
Reached 100 supporters
August 1, 2015
6 Comments
A
Anthony Feigel
9 years ago
Featured
This needs to happen. The current landlord/tenant laws are primitive and one-sided. To think, in this modern society, a Landlord can rent a house with no running water, or heat, or doors for that matter, in 116 of 120 counties in Kentucky, and have no liability for repairs or damages incurred. There needs to be EQUAL protection for tenants, period. To the Kentucky Senate - this needs to happen now.
M
Mike Sharma
11 years ago
Featured
ABOUT TIME. Its crazy that a landlord can just ignore basic repairs in half the state. Fix this broken system.
J
Jessica Rhodes
11 years ago
Featured
Renting in Kentucky is a nightmare. I had to live without heat for two weeks in January because the owner wouldn't answer the phone. Legal standards are way overdue.
D
David Sloan
11 years ago
Featured
Fairness for everyone.
T
Tom Reeves
11 years ago
Featured
Glad someone is finally looking at these laws. Tenants have zero rights right now and it shows in the condition of these properties.
S
Sarah Spencer
11 years ago
Featured
My landlord refuses to fix the mold in our bathroom and says it is my problem. This guy is a slumlord and the law lets him get away with it. Please pass this.
This needs to happen. The current landlord/tenant laws are primitive and one-sided. To think, in this modern society, a Landlord can rent a house with no running water, or heat, or doors for that matter, in 116 of 120 counties in Kentucky, and have no liability for repairs or damages incurred. There needs to be EQUAL protection for tenants, period. To the Kentucky Senate - this needs to happen now.