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I have never raised the rent because the people I rent to really are busted , but with taxs going up I have to , I know what I should get, if these people do not want to pay , I would have to evict , Can these people fight the eviction saying they cannot pay the rent , Its cheap right now.
Donald G, MA on Saturday, October 17, 2009
RE: raising the rent
As long as you are following the lease agreement and proper notice is given to raise the rent, than you are within your rights. If the tenant does not or cannot pay the increased amount, that tenant has the option to move-out. If the Tenant does not move-out and you accept an amount less than the increase, beware! When you go to court to evict a tenant who has refused to pay a rent increase but has continued to pay the old rent, it is not an eviction for non-payment.
Posted by
Donna , NC
on
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
RE: raising the rent
how far in advance do I have to do this. I live in Oregon
Posted by
Lydia S, OR
on
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
RE: raising the rent
Check yor tenant laws in oregon, in Massachusetts its 1 month
Posted by
Donald G, MA
on
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
RE: raising the rent
I live in idaho, if i sign a two year lease with a payment of 850.00 in one year can i raise it to 950.00?
Posted by
Rick & Teresa W, ID
on
Thursday, October 22, 2009
RE: raising the rent
Rick, Generally you can not raise rent in the middle of a fixed term lease.
Posted by
Denise S, PA
on
Thursday, October 22, 2009
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