Clarifying that tenancy includes persons who reside in sober living home

This bill (SB 73) clarifies that "tenancy" under West Virginia law includes individuals residing in sober living homes, defined as alcohol- and controlled substance-free living environments for people maintaining abstinence. It amends §37-6-5 to explicitly include such residents in tenant protections and adds §37-6A-5 to require landlords to return security deposits per state law, with reasonable attorney’s fees awarded if they willfully or in bad faith fail to comply. The law directly affects tenants in sober living homes and their landlords by ensuring these tenants receive the same security deposit protections as other renters. It does not change security deposit amounts or create new financial obligations, only clarifying existing tenant rights for this specific housing type.