Kansas Commerce Committee hears testimony for bill to cap late fees, require upfront fee disclosures for renters The Commerce Committee heard testimony on Senate Bill 369, which would cap landlord late fees at 5%, require a five-day grace period, and mandate written upfront disclosures of rent, fixed nonrent charges and tenant eligibility criteria; proponents said the changes would reduce evictions and increase transparency, while opponents urged broader study.

Kansas is considering a groundbreaking bill to cap late fees at 5% and mandate full disclosure of rental costs, aiming to protect tenants and promote transparency in leasing agreements.

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