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Federal Fair Housing Act: Federal law prohibiting discrimination in housing practices, including rent increases that may have discriminatory impact on protected classes

Americans with Disabilities Act: Federal legislation that must be considered when implementing rent increases to ensure they don't discriminate against tenants with disabilities

State Landlord-Tenant Laws: State-specific regulations governing the landlord-tenant relationship, including provisions for rent increases and tenant rights

State Notice Requirements: State-mandated notification periods and procedures that landlords must follow before implementing a rent increase

State Rent Control Laws: State-level regulations that may impose restrictions on the timing, frequency, and amount of allowable rent increases

Municipal Rent Control Ordinances: City or county-specific regulations that may impose additional restrictions on rent increases beyond state requirements

Local Notice Requirements: City or county-specific notification requirements for rent increases that may exceed state minimums

Local Tenant Protection Measures: Municipal regulations designed to protect tenants from excessive or unfair rent increases

Notice Period Compliance: Required waiting period (typically 30-60 days) between notification and implementation of rent increase

Lease Term Compliance: Requirements ensuring rent increases align with original lease terms and don't violate existing contractual agreements

Documentation Requirements: Specific forms, formats, and record-keeping requirements for properly documenting and communicating rent increases