Question 1

What does Landlord Law Watch monitor?

Accepted Answer

We monitor your state's landlord-tenant rules — late fee caps, grace periods, security deposit limits, return deadlines, escrow and interest rules, and itemization requirements. When a statute changes, you get an email showing what changed, the old rule vs. the new one, and what to update in your lease and process.

Question 2

Why do landlords need law monitoring?

Accepted Answer

States change these rules quietly: Colorado added a mandatory grace period and fee cap in 2021, Connecticut capped late fees in 2023, and Washington rewrote major rental rules in 2025. Most landlords never hear about a change until a tenant's lawyer tells them — after the fee or deduction is already unenforceable.

Question 3

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

$29 per year per state. You get a cited baseline report for your state immediately, plus an email alert whenever a watched rule changes. If you later subscribe to Tenby's property management app, 100% of your Law Watch payment is credited toward your first year.

Question 4

Which states are covered?

Accepted Answer

All 50 states plus Washington DC are covered from day one — late fee and security deposit rules with statute citations for every jurisdiction.

Your state's landlord-tenant rules, monitored.

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We baseline your state

We watch the statutes

You get alerted on change