Article in Entrance: “Rentals”
#RENT RATES
“The landlord increased the prices of the property every year, but he hasn’t done this for 2 years, maybe he forgets. Can he still claim an overdue amount later?”
#Regulations The law does not stipulate that a tenant must pay more every year or that the landlord is periodically entitled to more income in that area.
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