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Posted by Maria on September 05, 2000 at 14:11:32:

I have lived in a hugh victorian apartment for 8 years paying very low rent.I live in Nassau County,NY. The apartment is not rent stabilized or controlled.
My lease is up Jan 1st.
The building was recently purchased by a real estate agent and she is planning to increase my rent. This apartment can easily get $300.00 more than what I currently pay. Question: Is there a maximum amount she can raise the rent or does she have carte blanche? Also if I refuse the increase how long can I stay until I get evicted?

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: I have lived in a hugh victorian apartment for 8 years paying very low rent.I live in Nassau County,NY. The apartment is not rent stabilized or controlled. 
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: The building was recently purchased by a real estate agent and  she is planning to increase my rent. This apartment can easily get $300.00 more than what I currently pay. Question: Is there a maximum amount she can raise the rent or does she have carte blanche? Also if I refuse the increase how long can I stay until I get evicted?


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