Rent Increase Legality Checker by State
Enter your state and proposed lot rent increase to see whether it may exceed statewide mobile home park rent limits. This is a fast screening tool — always verify the current statute before acting.
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Important: This checker uses statewide rules only. Local ordinances may be stricter. A result of "likely allowed" does not mean the notice was properly served, that the increase is fair, or that local law does not provide stronger protections.
How This Checker Works
The tool compares your proposed increase against known statewide caps and minimum notice periods. States with no statewide cap may still have local ordinances or procedural rules that matter.
- Washington: 5% annual cap, 180-day rent increase notice.
- New Jersey: 3.5% annual cap, local rules may add more protection.
- New Mexico: 3% subsidized / 5% market-rate cap, 90-day notice.
- Oregon: 7% + CPI cap for many manufactured home park rent increases, 90-day notice.
- California: Broad local regulation; legality often depends on city or county rules.
- Michigan and most other states: No confirmed statewide cap in this checker — verify current status before acting.
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