We pay all of our own utilities, and this temporary person that will be... show more My sister had to move in to my condo for about 3 months and for some reason my girlfriend told our landlord. Now he wants to charge us more for rent....
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Can one charge extra rent for extra tenants? Or could that be construed as a form of familial discrimination? Say for example we have a 2 bedroom for rent. If 2 people rent it we charge them $1000/month. But if a group of 4 rent it we tack on an extra 50$/month.
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You're free to ask how many occupants there will be before you tell them what you want to charge for rent. If you want to ask for a larger security deposit because you anticipate greater damages, that might be way to address it.
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As a LL I'd be very inclined to charge more for more occupants---much more waer and tear et al--whenet to use that as a reason escapes me---I think I'd just short ansd sweet raise it by $ X at next lawful interval.
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First of all, a person gains tenancy (or becomes a tenant) in an apartment by living there for 30 days and paying rent. They also gain all rights under rent control (if their building is under it) and state law.
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The notion that you can raise it tells me they are on a month-to-month lease. In that case, you're free to raise the rent up to 6 times a year if you want for no reason at all so long as you give them proper advanced written notice.
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The landlord has 5 days to process the application. If you are under rent control, this is an illegal rent increase under Section 6.13 of the Rent Board Rules and Regulations. A landlord cannot charge more rent for an additional roommate. You can file at the Rent Board for an illegal rent increase.
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Of course, if you live in the other half of states that don’t set any dollar limits on how much landlords can charge for security deposits, she can increase it as much as she wants. This is obviously the weakest scenario, but it’s likely she’ll only be asking for a nominal increase.
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Landlord charge more for additional person moving in..... My sister had to move in to my condo for about 3 months and for some reason my girlfriend told our landlord. Now he wants to charge us more for rent.... his reasoning because the lease was signed thinking there was only 2 people in there.
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A tenant is defined by his or her relationship to the landlord or the person to whom he or she pays rent. If a tenant pays rent to another tenant, then that person is, in effect, the tenant's landlord. Here's very some basic definitions: MASTER TENANT: Tenant who moved into the premises under a written or oral contract with the landlord or who inherited the apartment after the original master tenant left.
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can a landlord charge more for a another person
No, a landlord cannot charge more for a another person. No, a landlord can not charge more for another person.