Kansas Rental Application

A Kansas rental application form is a tool landlords use to help screen potential tenants. It asks for their employment history and landlord references and provides consent for the landlord to run a criminal background and credit check. Only after the landlord approves the tenant, should they proceed with the lease agreement.

Last updated June 1st, 2024

A Kansas rental application form is a tool landlords use to help screen potential tenants. It asks for their employment history and landlord references and provides consent for the landlord to run a criminal background and credit check. Only after the landlord approves the tenant, should they proceed with the lease agreement.

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Maximum Fees ($)

Application Fee – There is no limit. Kansas law does not regulate how much a landlord can charge.
Security Deposit – Landlords can charge up to 1 month’s rent for unfurnished properties and 1.5 months’ rent for furnished rental units. (§ 58-2550)
Pet Fee – The landlord can charge up to a half month’s rent if they approve pets. (§ 58-2550)

Kansas Rental Application (Preview)

Kansas Rental Application