Common use of Rent Increases Clause in Contracts

Rent Increases. If, during the lease term, taxes (non-property), utilities, governmental fees, or other common expenses paid by Owner increase in any year in excess often percent (I0%), Owner may increase Resident's monthly rental amount in a pro-rate amount as stated herein or as otherwise assessed by such entity. Business license fees may be directly passed on to Residents in an amount greater than Owner is assessed.

Rent Increases. If, during the lease term, taxes (non-property), utilities, governmental fees, or other common expenses paid by Owner increase in any year in excess often of ten percent (I010%), Owner may increase Resident's ’s monthly rental amount in a pro-rate amount as stated herein or as otherwise assessed by such entity. Business license fees may be directly passed on to Residents in an amount greater than Owner is assessed.

Rent Increases. If, during the lease term, taxes (non-property), utilities, governmental fees, or other common expenses paid by Owner increase in any year in excess often of five percent (I05%), Owner may increase Resident's ’s monthly rental amount in a pro-rate pro rata amount as stated herein or as otherwise assessed (formula to be determined by such entity. Business license fees may be directly passed on to Residents in an amount greater than Owner is assessed.Owner) with thirty