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Standard Apartment Rules and Regulations. Everyday rules that Tenants must agree to follow, dealing with specific items not covered in an Apartment Lease (please see form -846LT "Apartment Lease Agreement").
No, unless there is a severe violation of the rental agreement or criminal activity. Your landlord cannot evict you solely due to non-payment of rent caused by financial hardships related to COVID-19.
Yes, if you notify your landlord within seven days of the rent due date that you are unable to pay due to COVID-19 financial impacts, they must provide you with a grace period of at least six months for repayment.
Stay calm and document all communication with your landlord. Remind them of the eviction moratorium in place and your rights as a tenant. Seek legal advice if necessary.
Generally, landlords cannot raise the rent during a current fixed-term lease. However, they may increase it for a month-to-month lease with proper notice. Check your rental agreement for specific terms.
No, landlords are still responsible for maintaining habitable conditions in rental units regardless of the pandemic. Contact your landlord in writing to report any maintenance issues or contact local housing authorities for assistance.
No, your landlord must give reasonable notice (generally 24 hours) before entering your rented unit, even during the pandemic. Exceptions exist for emergencies or if you provide consent.
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