Hawaii Rental Application

A Hawaii rental application form allows landlords or property managers to screen potential renters. Information may include personal and landlord references, criminal background checks, and credit reports. Based on the report, a landlord can deny or approve a potential tenant. However, they cannot decline tenant housing opportunities based on disabilities under the federal Fair Housing Act.

Last updated June 1st, 2024

A Hawaii rental application form allows landlords or property managers to screen potential renters. Information may include personal and landlord references, criminal background checks, and credit reports. Based on the report, a landlord can deny or approve a potential tenant. However, they cannot decline tenant housing opportunities based on disabilities under the federal Fair Housing Act.

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Maximum Fees ($)

Application Fee – The landlord cannot charge more than the actual cost of obtaining the information. (HRS §521-46)
Security Deposit – The landlord cannot charge more than 1 month’s rent. (HRS §521-44(b))
Pet Deposit – If the tenant has a non-assistance pet, the landlord can charge an additional fee; however, it cannot exceed 1 month’s rent. (HRS §521-44(b))

Hawaii Rental Application (Preview)

Hawaii Rental Application