Concerning landlord-tenant relations.

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This bill changes laws about landlord-tenant relations in Washington state, mainly focusing on when and why a landlord can evict a tenant. It updates the reasons a landlord can end a tenancy, including new notice periods for different situations like nonpayment of rent or selling the property. The bill also modifies court procedures for eviction cases, such as how tenants can respond and the conditions under which a judge can pause an eviction.

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