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Where do you actually stand?

Nine questions, two minutes, no email required. It checks you against Maine law and, if your property is inside city limits, against Bangor's own ordinance.

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Why this exists

Most owners around here are compliant on the things everyone talks about and exposed on two or three they have never heard of. The Bangor ordinance is only three years old, the radon statute is genuinely obscure, and the deposit deadline carries a double damages penalty that most people find out about after they have missed it.

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This matters more than anything else here. Three of the checks below come from a City of Bangor ordinance that applies nowhere else, and a fourth uses a different number of days inside the city than outside it.

What it checks, and against what

RuleSourceWhere it applies
No rental application feeBangor Chapter 282Bangor only
Screening fee only from the approved applicant, at first rentBangor Chapter 282Bangor only
Screening fee capped at $75 or actual costBangor Chapter 282Bangor only
60 days notice for a rent increaseBangor Chapter 282Bangor. Elsewhere in Maine it is 45 days, or 75 if the increase is 10% or more
Radon test every 10 years on request14 M.R.S. §6030-DAll of Maine
Deposit capped at two months rent14 M.R.S. §6032All of Maine
Deposit returned on time with an itemized listMaine security deposit lawAll of Maine
Seven written disclosures at move inMaine lawAll of Maine
Lead paint disclosure for pre 1978 buildingsFederal law and Maine lawAll of Maine

If something came up

Most of it is fixable on your own, and the free forms cover the two that people get wrong most often: the rent increase notice with the right notice period, and the deposit return letter with the itemized list.

If you would rather hand the whole thing to someone who deals with these rules every week, that is what the management companies in this area do. Tell us about the property below and they will contact you.

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Tell us about the property and we will pass it to independent management companies serving your town. They contact you directly. There is no charge to you and no obligation to sign with anyone.

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