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State-Specific Rent Control Laws: Laws and regulations at the state level that govern rent control and rent stabilization, including restrictions on timing and amount of rent increases. Particularly relevant in states like California, New York, Oregon, and cities like Washington D.C.

Notice Requirements: State-specific requirements for providing advance notice of rent increases to tenants, typically ranging from 30-60 days, with potential variations based on jurisdiction and increase amount

Fair Housing Laws: Federal Fair Housing Act and state fair housing laws that ensure rent increases are implemented in a non-discriminatory manner across all protected classes

Local Ordinances: Municipal regulations and local tenant protection measures specific to cities and counties, including city-specific notice requirements for rent increases

CARES Act and COVID-Related Regulations: Federal and state regulations related to the COVID-19 pandemic, including special requirements for properties with federally-backed mortgages and any remaining pandemic-related restrictions

Lease Terms Compliance: Requirements to maintain consistency with the original lease agreement and any specific provisions about rent increases contained within the original lease

Consumer Protection Laws: State consumer protection statutes and regulations designed to prevent unfair or deceptive practices in rental agreements and rent increases