How much time does a landlord have to give a renter when raising the rent?

Answer 1

It depends...in California it works this way...
If my tenant has lived in the unit less than 1 year I only have to give 30 days to increase rent if more than 1 year I have to give 60 days. This may also apply if it the raise is more than 10% of the current rent (not sure on that last part) I havent raised rents in a long time only because once I have a good tenant I prefer to keep them. Type in tenant landlord guidelines & your state in a search engine.....or try nolo.com for do it yourself type info. Good luck

Answer 2

In our state they have to give 60 days written notice. They cannot raise the rent in the middle of a lease agreement either.

Answer 3

60 days befor the lease run out

Answer 4

if you have a lease, they cant raise the rent until the lease is renewable,,,,,, if you have no lease or a month to month lease, then 30 days