If a residential landlord has a "rental agreement" and wants to raise the rent by less than 10%, they must give their tenants 30 days' "notice".
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the required notice period for a residential landlord to raise the rent by less than 10%?
2. How much can a residential landlord raise the rent by without giving notice?
3. What is the term used to refer to the document between a residential landlord and tenant?
4. How many days' notice must a residential landlord give if they want to raise the rent by less than 10%?
5. What is the maximum percentage by which a residential landlord can raise the rent without giving notice?
6. Who is required to give notice in the case of a rent increase by a residential landlord?
8. What is the consequence of a residential landlord not giving the required notice for a rent increase?
9. What is the term used to describe the action of a residential landlord increasing the rent?