Common use of RENT INCREASE Clause in Contracts

RENT INCREASE. The Landlord may increase the Rent after the Expiry of the fixed term of the Agreement, by giving the Tenant at least one months' notice in writing prior to a Rent Payment Day specifying the amount of the new rent. The Landlord will not increase the Rent during the fixed term of the tenancy.

RENT INCREASE. The Landlord may increase the Rent monthly rent at or after the Expiry expiration of the fixed original term of this lease by providing the Agreement, by giving the Tenant tenant with written notice at least one months' notice in writing 30 days prior to a Rent Payment Day specifying the amount of next rent due date. The Tenant then has the option to vacate the premises or to remain at the new rent. The Landlord will not increase the Rent during the fixed term of the tenancyrental rate.

RENT INCREASE. The Landlord may increase rent upon 30 days’ written notice anytime during a month-to-month tenancy. If the Rent after rental agreement is for a fixed term, landlord may increase rent at the Expiry expiration of the fixed term upon written notice to the Tenant not less than 30 days’ prior to the expiration of the Agreement, by giving the Tenant at least one months' notice term or as otherwise provided in writing prior to a Rent Payment Day specifying the amount of the new rent. The Landlord will not increase the Rent during the fixed term of the tenancythis agreement or any addendum thereto.