A Delaware rental application allows a landlord to determine a potential renter’s credit and ability to withhold lease obligations. While the landlord can deny a potential tenant for bad credit or landlord references, they are not permitted to deny anyone for disabilities under the Federal Fair Housing Act.
A Delaware rental application allows a landlord to determine a potential renter’s credit and ability to withhold lease obligations. While the landlord can deny a potential tenant for bad credit or landlord references, they are not permitted to deny anyone for disabilities under the Federal Fair Housing Act.
Application Fee – It cannot exceed 10% of the monthly rent or $50, whichever is greater. (§ 5514(d))
Security Deposit – The landlord cannot charge more than 1 month’s rent for unfurnished properties. (§ 5514(a))
Pet Deposit – A landlord may charge a fee for possible damage caused by a pet. The additional deposit cannot exceed 1 month’s rent. Landlords cannot charge for pets that are duly trained and certified support animals for disabled tenants. (§ 5514(i))
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