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Federal Fair Housing Act: Federal law prohibiting discrimination in housing practices, including rent increases that may have discriminatory effects

Americans with Disabilities Act: Federal law protecting rights of disabled tenants, which must be considered when implementing rent increases that might affect reasonable accommodations

State Landlord-Tenant Laws: State-specific regulations governing the relationship between landlords and tenants, including rent increase procedures and limitations

Notice Period Requirements: State and local laws specifying mandatory notice periods (typically 30-60 days) before implementing rent increases

Rent Control Laws: State and local regulations limiting the amount and frequency of rent increases in certain jurisdictions

Local Ordinances: Municipal-specific regulations governing rent increases, including local caps and tenant protection measures

Timing Restrictions: Regulations governing when rent increases can be implemented, including frequency limitations and mid-lease restrictions

Documentation Requirements: Legal requirements for written notice, delivery methods, and record-keeping for rent increases

Price Gouging Laws: State and local regulations preventing excessive rent increases, particularly during declared emergencies

Rent Stabilization Rules: Specific regulations in certain jurisdictions that limit annual rent increases to a certain percentage