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Rent Increase Notice

Answer a few questions to create a professional Rent Increase Notice, ready to edit and sign.

General-purpose template. Not reviewed for your state's specific requirements.

Step 1 of 65 sections · answer each, then create your document

From (landlord)

Full legal name of the person or business that owns or manages the property.
Use the address where rent payments and legal notices should be sent.
US numbers format automatically; international numbers stay as entered.
Email for landlord (used for notices if listed).

To (tenant)

Full legal name of the primary adult tenant who will sign.
Street address of the rental unit (not a P.O. box).

About the tenancy

This choice appears in your document for: tenancy type.
Count from the start of the tenant's first lease at this unit, not the latest renewal.
Answer No for a portable voucher such as Section 8, or for a unit whose rent is capped by area median income but does not change with the tenant's income.

Rent increase details

The date printed on this notice.
Monthly rent under the existing lease before this renewal.
Monthly rent for the renewed term.
Only if the rent went up in that time. California counts the increase from the lowest rent charged in those 12 months.
Leave at least the notice your lease and state law require. LeaseCraft checks the California, New York, Oregon and Washington minimums.
Only if the increase is above a state rent cap because the unit is exempt. Oregon and Washington require these facts in the notice (ORS 90.323(3), RCW 59.18.700(2)). Leave blank if you claim no exemption.
Use a method allowed by your lease and state service rules.

State

Choose the state where the rental property is located.

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