I know what he's doing is illegal, but I don't know how to confront him about it. I really hate confrontation and I'm not good at this sort of thing. I can't afford a 13% increase, which is triple the annual limit where I live. How do I respond to him? (Serious answers please, no Mao larping.)

Can he kick me out if I don't sign a new lease? I really don't want to be forced out. I'm looking for a new pace now but it's almost impossible to find one that fits my needs in this area (also moving without a car is expensive and time consuming).

  • Soap_Owl [any]
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    3 years ago

    Tennet law is so variable between areas thst you would basically have to find a tennets rights lawyer for your area. Useually for quite a reasonable price you can get a little consult and formletter form them.

    • KurtVonnegut [comrade/them]
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      3 years ago

      Thank you! I can't afford a full-time lawyer but it might be worth it to get a form-letter just to show my landlord I'm serious.