Changelog

2026-09-27 (later): Reopened paid Tacoma packets after attorney review of the Ordinance 29086 template. Tacoma packets include a City-form and relocation-assistance attachment; Olympia, Bellingham, Eugene, and other city packets now include their own local-requirements attachment.
2026-09-27: Added city rent-increase rules for Spokane, Olympia, Bellingham, Kirkland, Redmond, Kenmore, SeaTac, Woodinville, Port Townsend, Tumwater, Issaquah, Auburn, unincorporated King County, and Eugene, with the longer of the city and state notice periods and city relocation duties. ZIP codes shared with unincorporated areas now ask whether the rental is inside city limits, and entries such as "Seattle, WA" are recognized. Packets now print the effective date that selects the rent-limit year. A notice that gives the full notice period is no longer treated as short because it starts mid-period, and a half-cent rounding difference is no longer treated as over the cap. Renters owed Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia, Bellingham, or Eugene relocation assistance can get a Relocation Assistance Packet even when the increase is lawful. Tacoma notes now reflect Ordinance 29086. Results use a wider layout with the delivery deadline up front, a preview of your notice, and alerts when a new rent limit is published.
2026-09-13: Added prior-increase and owner-occupancy checks, conservative cent rounding, exact-date exemption boundaries, and stronger packet eligibility gates. Added an actual-payment ledger and separate relocation-deadline checklist to renter packets and examples. Clarified statutory-format and possible-remedy language; manufactured-home lot cases now require specialist review. Weekly tenancies are routed to weekly-period guidance rather than a monthly packet; Oregon's seven-day notice rule is distinguished from its ordinary annual cap. Improved keyboard navigation, error recovery, mobile controls, and downloadable free summaries.
2026-07-29: Changed the one-time landlord Complete Notice Packet Bundle price to $49 while keeping the Renter Response Packet at $19. Checkout readiness and purchase analytics now verify and report the correct amount for each product.
2026-07-28: Added the verdict-gated $19 Renter Response Packet with an unbranded personalized letter, remedy worksheet, dated action plan, mailing instructions, evidence log, follow-up templates, packet sample, consented retention, email/PDF/calendar fulfillment, purchase analytics, renter city content, two live cited renter guides, and six more scheduled through August 18. Likely-legal results are never offered a packet.
2026-07-21: Added region-aware Google Analytics and ad-conversion measurement with consent required in the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland; a global opt-out; sanitized page categories; protected-URL redaction; and deduplicated packet purchases. Personalized advertising and remarketing remain disabled.
2026-07-21: Added Washington Commerce's published 10% standard limit for 2027, kept the separate 5% manufactured/mobile-home lot row, and published the cited 2027 guide.
2026-07-21: Expanded the city library to 28 honest local or statewide-rule pages and published 12 additional cited rent-increase guides.
2026-07-03: Updated Washington's 2026 statewide rent limit to 9.683% using Washington Commerce and tied the 5% manufactured/mobile home limit to RCW 59.20.370.
2026-07-03: Refreshed Washington notice-service language for HB 2664, including the June 11, 2026 mail-copy change in RCW 59.12.040.
2026-07-03: Confirmed Oregon's 2026 standard and manufactured-dwelling rent limits, plus Portland's relocation-assistance threshold and Seattle's local timing rules.