Utah Rental Fees & Regulations

Utah Rental Fees & Regulations

Key rental payment and fee regulations in Utah that affect how property management companies handle rent collection, delinquency, and compliance.

This page provides a factual, reference-style overview of key rental fee and payment-related regulations in Utah. It is designed to help property owners, operators, and industry professionals quickly understand how Utah approaches common rental fees, nonpayment, and eviction timelines.

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Nonsufficient Funds (NSFs) Fee Regulations in Utah

The table below summarizes common rental fee types and whether Utah law places limits or disclosure requirements on them.

Fee Type Disclosure Requirement Maximum Fee Allowed
Nonsufficient funds (NSF) fee Lease disclosure recommended $20 if paid within 15 days of mailed notice; otherwise, $55

Source: Utah Code § 7-15-1(2)(b) & (4)(2)(b)

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Nonpayment, Late Fees, and Eviction Timelines in Utah

This table outlines how Utah law treats rent nonpayment, late fees, and the eviction process.

Required Grace Period Late Fee Regulations Written Notice Required Time to Correct or Vacate
None specified by statute No statutory limit Yes 3 business games

Source: UCA §§ 78B-6-802

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Maximum Allowable Rental-Related Fees in Utah

The following table summarizes maximum limits for other common rental-related charges.

Fee Category Maximum Allowed
Security deposit Not specified
Junk fees Application/screening: Before taking an application fee, landlord must give a written disclosure of criteria and screening process and comply with state rules about how fees are used; screening-fee abuses can trigger refunds.
Convenience/processing: No explicit statewide ban, but Utah is specifically cited by NCLC as a state that caps late fees and requires strong disclosure of non-rent charges.
Other non-rent fees: Before taking any fee, landlord must provide a good-faith written estimate of total rent plus all fixed and use-based non-rent costs; late fees are capped by statute and must be disclosed.

Source: Utah HB68

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Legal Disclaimer

The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. It summarizes rental payment, fee, and eviction-related regulations based on publicly available sources and may not reflect the most current legal developments or the specific circumstances of your property. This content does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and Domuso. Domuso makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, or applicability of the information for any particular situation. Laws and regulations vary by jurisdiction and may change over time. You are solely responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and should consult a qualified legal professional for guidance specific to your property or location. Domuso disclaims any liability for actions taken or not taken based on the information provided on this page.

‍Last updated: January 2026

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