For current info please visit detroitmi.gov
Enforcement begins of modified Detroit Rental Ordinance focused on lead safety and Landlord compliance
For current info please visit detroitmi.gov
In addition to obtaining a Certificate of Registration, as a rental property owner you are required to successfully pass an inspection by the City or the City’s qualified third-party inspector and obtain a Lead Clearance Report to qualify for a Certificate of Compliance. The Certificate of Compliance demonstrates that your property is now safe for occupancy.
Step 1. Register property as a rental by logging in or creating an eLAPs account
Step 2.
Step 3. Complete initial lead inspection and risk assessment for properties built before 1978. For more information click here.
Step 4. Once the rental and lead inspections pass, BSEED will issue a Certificate of Compliance to the property owner.
Step 1. Register property as a rental by logging in or creating an eLAPs account
Step 2. Attach a passed HUD Inspection to your eLAPS account
Step 3. Once we received the passed inspection and there are, BSEED issues Certificate of Compliance to the property owner
Enforcement begins of modified Detroit Rental Ordinance focused on lead safety and Landlord compliance
Modifications that have been made to the existing Rental Ordinance
Detroit Rental Ordinance: How to Operate a Rental Property in the City of Detroit
Inspection scheduling & tips