If a new hotelier (just bought the place) said he'd be charging $200 more in rent, than what the tenant have been paying (to the other landlord) and that the tenant would enjoy to get hydro switched into his/her moniker asap...is this legal? necessary? what are the policies and legalities surrounding this situation. The rent was increased no more than a couple weeks in the past the rent was due, and insinuated an eviction if the alien rent could not be met (the new manager wanted to rent the apt to his son). Does this count as a threat? ...if the tenant in somebody`s debt and followed through with the bright terms for 4-5 months, can anything be done give or take a few it now? or is it too belated? if anything can be done, what would that be? There are also many keeping issues with the part that the landlord have decided to disregard or promise to fix surrounded by the future, and next nothing happen. The apartment is certainly not worth what the tenant is charging in rent.
Answers: Depends on the jurisdiction, most hold a cap on the increases a manager can dump on his tenants. The most typically used loophole IIRC is that the manager can claim serious maintenance or improvements and specifically apply for a SIGNIFICANT increase.
Also, near are provisions for landlords ridding themselves of tenants fast if they intend to occupy the rental property themselves (although I am not certain whether this extends to inherited or not).
Check this website out;
http://www.ontariotenants.ca/
It should have the information you're looking for.
I can offer you US law on this, and you
can confirm if matching applies there.
any RE broker should know how to answer that.
NO rent increases are legal short a
written 30 day notice--if you are month
to month and longer perceive if on a written lease.
IF the equipment exists for separating
water charges--meters, etc., the
hotelier is absolutely in his
rights to require a tenant to set up his
own account.
--
u enunciate, if the new tenant did so for x months [4-5 mo] is within anything that can be done now? What do you expect here?
What "redress" do you seek?
[solution/change]
to draw from any maintenance nouns repaired;
give 30 daytime written notice;
next, if not solved, hire it out to a licensed
contractor, PAY FOR THE WORK YOURSELF and later, deduct it
from your subsequent mo rent.
[AND SEND a copy of the paid receipt]
avialable to assist further.
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Answers: Depends on the jurisdiction, most hold a cap on the increases a manager can dump on his tenants. The most typically used loophole IIRC is that the manager can claim serious maintenance or improvements and specifically apply for a SIGNIFICANT increase.
Also, near are provisions for landlords ridding themselves of tenants fast if they intend to occupy the rental property themselves (although I am not certain whether this extends to inherited or not).
Check this website out;
http://www.ontariotenants.ca/
It should have the information you're looking for.
I can offer you US law on this, and you
can confirm if matching applies there.
any RE broker should know how to answer that.
NO rent increases are legal short a
written 30 day notice--if you are month
to month and longer perceive if on a written lease.
IF the equipment exists for separating
water charges--meters, etc., the
hotelier is absolutely in his
rights to require a tenant to set up his
own account.
--
u enunciate, if the new tenant did so for x months [4-5 mo] is within anything that can be done now? What do you expect here?
What "redress" do you seek?
[solution/change]
to draw from any maintenance nouns repaired;
give 30 daytime written notice;
next, if not solved, hire it out to a licensed
contractor, PAY FOR THE WORK YOURSELF and later, deduct it
from your subsequent mo rent.
[AND SEND a copy of the paid receipt]
avialable to assist further.
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