A Clark County-based property company, Deer Point Meadows Investments, will pay $2,000 to the Washington Attorney General’s Office after sending rent-increase notices to tenants at several of its properties in Clark County and the Tri-Cities after a rent-cap law took effect in the state.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County-based property company to pay $2,000 for violating WA rent-increase rules
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