Alaska Landlord-Tenant Laws

Key legal requirements for residential landlords and property managers operating in Alaska.

Governing statute: Alaska Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (AS § 34.03)

Security Deposit

Maximum Limit

Two months' rent (or $2,000 if rent exceeds $2,000/month)

Return Deadline

14 days if tenant provides forwarding address; 30 days otherwise

Itemized Statement

Required

Maintenance & Repairs

Landlord Obligations

Maintain habitable conditions, comply with codes, keep common areas clean and safe, provide running water and reasonable heat

Tenant Remedies

Written notice to landlord; if not repaired within 10 days, tenant may repair and deduct up to one month's rent or terminate

Emergency Repair Timeline

3 days for conditions affecting health/safety

Notice Requirements

Entry Notice

24 hours

Rent Increase

30 days for month-to-month

Lease Termination

30 days for month-to-month

Eviction Notice Periods

Non-Payment of Rent

7 days

Lease Violation

10 days

Unconditional Quit

Not applicable

Disclaimer: This is a general summary of Alaska landlord-tenant law and does not constitute legal advice. Local ordinances may impose additional requirements. Consult a qualified Alaska attorney for specific situations. Last reviewed: 2026-05.

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