How much can apartment rent be increased annually in Los Angeles City?
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Only apartment buildings issued a certificate of occupancy on or before October 1, 1978 are subject to the rent control and many places are exempt. See the site below to find out if your apartment qualifies. Second, while automatic annual rent increases are capped at 3%, the landlord can apply for larger increases and the notice you received may have been informing you of that increase. Also, if the landlord has not increased the rent for several years, he can raise it 3% for each year since the last raise.
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On a sliding scale at an avergage about $240 per hour, count on laying down some serious cash. Office rents are supremely expensive, particularly in LA County.
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around $5000. per month depending on the location
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Yes I believe so.  I've heard skid row is undergoing unwanted gentrification.  LA is having a housing crisis and I recently watched a television program regarding the need for affordable housing in that area.  Many families cannot afford the rising rent and are being put out on the street.  I think you suggestion for use of this are is admirable and feesible.
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Unless it is stated in the lease that rent increases are allowed, your landlord cannot raise your rent in the middle like this. Here are some links from the Florida Public Interest Research Group that might help you. The first is the "renters handbook" that they put out. The second is a direct link to the chapter where they talk about this. I hope this works out for you, good luck!
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The cost-of-living tends to increase the closer one gets to the oceans, and in urban areas. Cities bordering the ocean tend to be particularly high. New York or California would likely be at the top of such a list. \n\nYou may want to check out the cost-of-living wizard at salary.com
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Pasadena is one of the most expensive places to live.  What basis are you asking to be used for the adjustment?
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i'm in maryland and typically we increase rent 5% each year, resulting in a new base rent. some of our leases increase according to the increase in the consumer price index (CPI).  what does it say in your lease? normally in leases it should say "rent will increase each year by...." however sometimes it can be vague like "rent will increase yearly".
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It all depends on where you plan to live and work. \n\nKansas City: $32,955\nTopeka: $31,357\nWichita: $31,949
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just go to the apartment you want to rent from and if they do based on income, they can tell you exactly what it would be
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Adjust it for the rental conditions in your area. Don't look at the percentages.If you can easily get x dollars a month, then increase it to x dollars. Remember, this is a business.\n\nRegards
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they might rent to you, but ask a bigger deposit from you
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Check with the city hall for information about that. Each places has it own guide lines on rental property.
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Unfortunately the landlord can raise to as high as he wants.  But if he did that he would not have anybody renting.  What has happened is that the rent in your area has gone up.  So in return your new landlord can ask what the rent is dictating in your market area.  The only suggestion is to work out some sort of agreement.  Tell him your situation and hope for the best.
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No my quick search failed to turn up an state specific statute on rent increase. So it must be covered by common law.\nIn common Law once your lease runs the Landlord is free to set a new price at whatever he wants(Unless your lease agreement had an option to renew).\n\nI would recommend getting an attorney with specific experience in Indiana property law for this -- there might be some fact specific cause of action.
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It depends on a lot of factors. Rent prices. Housing prices. Location. Etc.
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$39 monthly, with an initian fee that varies by state.  In LA, it was $129.\n\nCheck and see if your company has a program with them.  I now pay $20 a month.