1. Short title This Act may be cited as the End Junk Fees for Renters Act . 2. Rental Junk Fees (a) Application fees The appropriate regulator shall prohibit the owner of a covered dwelling unit from assessing or collecting a fee or charge, from any household in connection with the submission of an application for rental of such dwelling unit. (b) Tenant screening fees The appropriate regulator shall prohibit the owner of a covered dwelling unit from assessing to or collecting from any household applying to rent such dwelling unit any fee or charge for costs of conducting any criminal history, tenant screening, consumer report, or other background check of such household. (c) Late fees The appropriate regulator shall prohibit the owner of a covered dwelling unit from assessing to or collecting from any fee or charge in connection with the late payment of rent for such dwelling unit unless the amount of such late fee is applied to the amount of rent due the following month as a credit. (d) Use of consumer reports The appropriate regulator shall prohibit the owner of a covered dwelling unit from, when screening a potential tenant, using— (1) a credit score (as such term is defined in section 609(f) of the Fair Credit Reporting Act); and (2) any consumer report by any consumer reporting agency that compiles and maintains files on consumers on a nationwide basis (as such term is defined in section 603(p) of the Fair Credit Reporting Act). (e) Required disclosures The appropriate regulator shall require each owner of a covered dwelling unit to disclose to the tenant before a lease is signed— (1) the total amount due each month, including any fees; (2) to the degree practicable, a summary of any past litigation between the such owner and any former or current tenants; (3) a description of any ongoing pest and maintenance issues