Centralizing information for landlords to navigate the City’s property management resources.
The Landlord Gateway Program centralizes resources to help both current and prospective landlords navigate the City’s processes, requirements, and guidance through a single location.
Using the Gateway, landlords can learn how to:
The Gateway includes housing-related services and resources from 16 City departments and agencies to help landlords manage rental properties and tenants to stay current with rent.
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Property owners who receive a Department of Licenses and Inspections (L&I) violation typically have five to 35 days to correct the issue.
After that period, L&I automatically conducts a follow-up inspection. However, owners who correct their violations sooner may request an earlier reinspection.
To streamline these requests, L&I Quality of Life (QOL) and Inspections, Safety and Compliance (ISC) have developed a single joint reinspection request form.
Visit the L&I Code Enforcement webpage for more information or request your L&I reinspection.
Two amended City Council Bills recently passed that will strengthen protections for renters and increase landlord accountability measures. The new Safe Healthy Homes law could affect your rental business as of Nov. 1, 2026.
To learn more about the newly passed legislation, read Bills #250329 and #250330.
The Landlord Gateway strengthens partnerships between private landlords and public entities.