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Selling tenant-occupied properties just got trickier with new Good Cause eviction rules effective April 20, 2024. Landlords now face limits like the 8.15% annual rent cap and a 345% fair market rent ceiling, changing how you price and market your listings

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Selling tenant-occupied properties means navigating new rules around Good Cause eviction. Starting April 20, 2024, landlords must follow stricter rent increase limits—like the 8.15% annual cap—when pricing units

Selling tenant-occupied properties just got more complex with the new Good Cause eviction rules starting April 20, 2024. Now, you have to consider limits like the 345% of Fair Market Rent when pricing and negotiating

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Selling a tenant-occupied property just got trickier with recent eviction law changes. Starting April 20, 2024, landlords must justify evictions with “good cause,” and rent increases can’t exceed 345% of the Fair Market Rent

Selling tenant-occupied properties just got trickier with the new Good Cause eviction rules starting April 20, 2024. For example, landlords can now only raise rents by up to 8.15% annually without triggering a cause for eviction

Selling tenant-occupied properties just got trickier with Good Cause eviction rules changing April 20, 2024. For example, rent increases now can’t exceed 8.15%, limiting your pricing flexibility