Assertion: tenant's landlord | /r/CapableOf | raise the rent
Facets:
value: by 5%
type: OTHER
value: by up to 20 percent
type: OTHER
value: to accommodate this new cost
type: PURPOSE
value: during a rental period
type: TEMPORAL
value: as much as allowed
type: MANNER
value: in a rent-controlled property
type: LOCATION
value: with sufficient notice to a tenant
type: OTHER
value: during a lease agreement
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Most states do not allow the landlord to raise the rent during a lease agreement.
text: A landlord may raise rent during a rental period only with sufficient notice to a tenant.
text: However, the landlord can raise the rent before you renew your lease, providing he gives you written notice of his intent to do so.
text: Many states allow the landlord to raise the rent on a month-to-month agreement, providing he gives you at least a 30-day written warning.
text: It’s not unheard of for a landlord to try and raise the rent even though there’s a lease because a lot of times, people might just accept it and not fight back,” Greggio said.
text: receive notice from the landlord when the landlord wishes to end the rental agreement or to raise the rent (see notice required to end the tenancy).
text: Under what circumstances can a landlord raise the rent in a rent-controlled property?
text: A landlord may raise the rent as much as allowed by a specified percentage or by as much as the landlord determines.
text: The landlord can raise the rent only once every 12 months for as long as you remain in that unit.
text: When someone moves out of a rent-stabilized apartment, the landlord can raise the rent by up to 20 percent, plus a portion of the cost of any improvements made
text: Virginia law does not place any restrictions or ceilings on how much a landlord can charge for rent or how much a landlord may raise rent.
text: In response it is highly likely that landlords will raise rents to accommodate this new cost.
text: It’s important to note that landlords can raise rents only when there is no lease agreement or after a lease agreement ends.
text: Additionally, landlords who want to end leases or raise rents by 5% and more must give tenants sufficient notice: 30 days for tenants who have lived in the apartment for more than one year and 60 days for those who have lived there more than two years.