Q: Is it true that if I want a long term rental agreement the space rent goes up 350 dollars a month
I own my home I lived here for 2 years never had to renew my rental agreement got new owners they want us to sign a month to month but got force into signing it anyways even though I wrote them and told them I want a longer lease they said if I do that then the rent goes up is this true in the state of Arizona also the owners raised our rent up to $15 more I am really worried about this month to month agreement I got two copys of my old agreement and I got everything since the day I moved in till now I writing down everything I have been told and the dates with it my husband went to see his lawyer for advise for this she said that she doesn't do that and there is no other lawyer here in Kingman that will look over it also we never got a notice about selling the park to new owners which I saw that we should have gotten one what should I do? I would like to ask can the new owners do a credit check on everyone that lives here already and kick them out for anything on the background checks
A: The landlord may adjust rent if the periodic term of your lease is up. You can pay the increased rent or refuse and move. Under the Arizona Mobile Home Landlord and Tenant Act (ARS 33-1401 et seq) the landlord would need to terminate the lease and provide appropriate notice. ARS 33-1476. You should consult an attorney in your area that is familiar with and practices in this field of law.
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