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Landlord handing tenant a rent increase notice

Your Landlord Just Raised the Rent 40%. Here’s Exactly What to Do.

Consumer Advocacy, Housing & Real Estate, Legal Advice, Personal Finance, Renting & Tenants Rights /

A 40% rent increase may be legal only if your landlord gave the required written notice—often 30–60 days, and sometimes 90+ in certain jurisdictions. Your options include checking local rent-control caps, requesting proof and negotiating, or disputing improper notice/retaliation and filing complaints. This article explains the exact steps to review the notice, negotiate, and know […]

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Mobile home park eviction rules 2026

Mobile Home Park Evictions – The 2026 Rules Nobody Talks About

Eviction Prevention, Housing Rights, Mobile Home Living, Real Estate Law, Tenant Protections /

In 2026, most mobile home park evictions still require a written notice stating a legally valid reason and giving the tenant a specific cure-or-vacate deadline before a court filing. However, new and expanding state and local protections are tightening notice rules, limiting “no-cause” terminations, and increasing penalties for improper lockouts or utility shutoffs. This article

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Tenant winning retaliatory eviction case in court

The Secret Defense That Works in 7 Out of 10 Retaliatory Eviction Cases

Eviction Defense, Housing Law, Landlord-Tenant Disputes, Legal Strategies, Tenant Rights /

A retaliatory eviction defense can succeed in about 7 out of 10 cases when tenants can show the eviction followed protected complaints. Strong evidence like repair requests, inspection reports, and timing often shifts the burden to the landlord. This article explains how the defense works, what proof matters, and key deadlines to act. What Most

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