Can landlord increase rent on old tenant that is been living in apartment for over 10 years?
Assuming there is no rent control. the landlord must give 30 days notice for a rent increase up to 10% and 60 days notice for a larger increase.
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Assuming there is no rent control. the landlord must give 30 days notice for a rent increase up to 10% and 60 days notice for a larger increase.
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