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Posted by Dana on July 02, 2000 at 11:57:05:

In Reply to: Rent raised by $200 posted by Regina on July 01, 2000 at 23:57:11:

: I am the person who has her sister as a landlord, and now there has been a new development. I got a letter today saying that since I have been here for four years, with no rent increase (that's because the landlord refused to do a renewal lease) they are raising the rent from $750 to $950 as of September 1. If they had done the rent stabilized percentages, I would only be up to about 875 by now.

: The letter was not sent by registered mail. Can they just raise it by $200 like this? I live in Queens in New York City.

Yes, probably. They need to give you notice 30 days before a rent due date. Then you pay it, move or negotiate. Registered? I don't know. They probably have to do it the same way they would do a notice to vacate, unless your lease requires more. Search = 30-day notice on this board.

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: : I am the person who has her sister as a landlord, and now there has been a new development.  I got a letter today saying that since I have been here for four years, with no rent increase (that's because the landlord refused to do a renewal lease) they are raising the rent from $750 to $950 as of September 1.  If they had done the rent stabilized percentages, I would only be up to about 875 by now.

: : The letter was not sent by registered mail.  Can they just raise it by $200 like this?  I live in Queens in New York City.

: Yes, probably.  They need to give you notice 30 days before a rent due date. Then you pay it, move or negotiate.  Registered? I don't know. They probably have to do it the same way they would do a notice to vacate, unless your lease requires more.  Search = 30-day notice on this board.


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