what % can a landloed raise rent in one year?

Answer 1

Depends upon what local ordinances there might be. In the absense of any ordinances you can raise the rent any amount you like. However, you must show that you are not doing it to discriminate against anyone.

Contact the city clerk for your local government.

Answer 2

The land lord can raise it as much as they want because in between leases its open game
If he's raising it ridiculous amounts he might be triing to get rid of you
I know people that live in a complex that had theirs raised from 700 to 800 at they end of their first year
every state has renters rights though
but i never heard of a right not to have your rent raised
in between leases

Answer 3

unless you live in a rent controlled area, 100% or more. rent controlled areas are usually around %5 I think; but the building usually has to be a certain age and meet other criteria.

Answer 4

As much as he wants as long as you are not in an existing lease. Once the lease is up all terms can be changed however he wants including the amount you pay to live in his property.

Answer 5

This varies by area and if there is "rent Control" in your area
Call city hall and ask for info

Answer 6

it depends on the contract you signed if none was signed then he/she can raise it to 1 billion dollars if they want... if there was read it see what it says about rent and increases

Answer 7

It depends on the State's Law.

Answer 8

local laws determine it (varies from infinite to none with rent control)

Answer 9

what's a landloed?

Answer 10

Unless there is something in your contract, whatever he wants! Sorry.