Alaska URLTA, AS §§ 34.03.010 et seq.
Free Alaska residential lease template.
Alaska caps deposits at 2 months rent (no cap if rent exceeds $2,000/month) under AS § 34.03.070, with a 14-day return (30 if the tenant gave no proper notice). Entry requires 24 hours notice; nonpayment requires a 7-day notice. Continuous heat is a critical habitability duty given the climate.
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AS § 34.03.070(a)
Deposit cap
2× rent (no cap if rent > $2,000); 14-day return.
AS § 34.03.100
Habitability (heat)
Reasonable heat + habitability; critical in Alaska climate.
AS § 34.03.140
Notice to enter
24 hours.
AS § 34.03.220
Nonpayment notice
7-day notice.
Required disclosures in Alaska
- ·Owner/agent identification (§ 34.03.080)
- ·Federal lead-paint (pre-1978)
Quick reference for Alaska landlords
| Security deposit cap | 2× (no cap if rent > $2k) |
|---|---|
| Deposit return deadline | 14 days from move-out |
| Notice before entry | 24 hours (AS § 34.03.140) |
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