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Chuck Dovlat
Mar 10, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/10/00
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> Hi there
>
> Between a last 8 month my apartment rent have been increased for $ 75
.I
> live in Los Angeles,I have a month to month agreement(there is not any
> information in the agreement about possibility to increase the rent ,end
> it's been 3 years and I never had problems with the owner).They telling
me
> that this property exempt from Rent Stabilization Ordinance because it
built
> in 1980. Where can I check that information?,However if it is true is
there
> any way to stop them to do this.
> The property is Duplex.
>
> I will appreciate any help
> Los Angeles
> ALFA...@Yahoo.com
>
>
TAsher
Mar 10, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/10/00
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It's been 10 years since I have rented in LA, so I don't know if the laws
have changed, but I remember that any rental dwellings under 3 units
(including houses and duplexes) were not subject to rent control. Ya got to
just cross your fingers and hope the landlord is not a scumbag or lunatic, or
get a contract drawn up. (WE nicknamed my last landlord "Norman Bates", so
you can imagine why I was in a hurry to purchase my own place, even though it
was in an HOA!)
have changed, but I remember that any rental dwellings under 3 units
(including houses and duplexes) were not subject to rent control. Ya got to
just cross your fingers and hope the landlord is not a scumbag or lunatic, or
get a contract drawn up. (WE nicknamed my last landlord "Norman Bates", so
you can imagine why I was in a hurry to purchase my own place, even though it
was in an HOA!)
anon...@my-deja.com
Mar 14, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/14/00
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I know I'm going to get flamed for this post, but here goes anyway ...
I live in a one bedroom apartment in a 900 apartment building in NYC.
My rent has just gone above $2000 per month and my gross income for the
last 2 years has been above $175k, meaning I'm no longer eligible for
rent stabilization.
How much am I likely to see my rent increase, and is there any way I
can avoid it?!
Help!!!
Anon
I live in a one bedroom apartment in a 900 apartment building in NYC.
My rent has just gone above $2000 per month and my gross income for the
last 2 years has been above $175k, meaning I'm no longer eligible for
rent stabilization.
How much am I likely to see my rent increase, and is there any way I
can avoid it?!
Help!!!
Anon
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diane
Mar 14, 2000, 3:00:00 AM3/14/00
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I think you'd be best going to www.tenant.net
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