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Posted by Amy on September 25, 1998 at 13:53:56:

In Reply to: Rent Stabilized Lease Renewal - After Window Period posted by Cathy R on September 23, 1998 at 17:26:05:

: I have a rent stabilized apt in Manhattan whose original two year lease is up at the end of next month. I did not receive any notice from my landlord during the 120-150 day window period. I think he forgot. I want to stay in the apt for another two years. What happens in this case? Should I increase my rent payment by 4%(the allowable increase for a two year lease) as if my lease was renewed? Should I keep my mouth shut and play dumb? Bottom line: I do not want to lose this apartment. Any thoughts?
: CR

You do not have to pay the increase for 120 days after you receive the paper work. Keep your mouth shut and you can save some $.. It is the landlords responsibility to contact you.

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: : I have a rent stabilized apt in Manhattan whose original two year lease is up at the end of next month. I did not receive any notice from my landlord during the 120-150 day window period. I think he forgot. I want to stay in the apt for another two years. What happens in this case? Should I increase my rent payment by 4%(the allowable increase for a two year lease) as if my lease was renewed? Should I keep my mouth shut and play dumb? Bottom line: I do not want to lose this apartment. Any thoughts?
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: You do not have to pay the increase for 120 days after you receive the paper work.  Keep your mouth shut and you can save some $..  It is the landlords responsibility to contact you.


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