Everything you need to know about landlord-tenant laws, security deposits, eviction procedures, and property management in Wyoming.
Wyoming's rental market is small but diverse, ranging from affordable rentals in Cheyenne and Casper to luxury vacation rentals in Jackson Hole. The state is very landlord-friendly with no statutory security deposit limit, no rent control, and fast eviction procedures. Wyoming has no state income tax. Energy sector activity affects some markets. Jackson Hole has extremely high rents driven by tourism and limited housing, while other markets are very affordable.
No state limit
30 days after move-out (15 days if no deductions)
File forcible entry and detainer in Circuit Court. Hearing within 3-12 days. Very fast process, 2-3 weeks total.
Wyoming law requires landlords to provide the following disclosures to tenants:
No statutory limit. Must be stated in lease. Reasonable fees accepted.