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Is there a law in Colorado that states how much rent can be increased at the end of a lease term? Is there a suggested percentage? The current tenants have been there a year and a half.

Chris & Cyndi R, CO on Thursday, March 1, 2018

RE: Rent Increase ?

I don't believe there is any laws about the amount you charge someone for leasing your property. If their lease is up its like your starting from starch. You draw up a new lease and if they want to re lease the home you tell them what rent is going to be. They don't have to resign if they don't like the rent amount.

Posted by Kristin G, CO on Wednesday, March 7, 2018

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