If your tenant made a complaint or you recently had a dispute, it is not advisable to turn around and raise the rent. If you do, it might look like you are harboring bad feelings and raising the rent in retaliation. Many states specifically prohibit raising rent within a time period established by state law. If you have questions and you want to avoid a legal complaint, it is in your best interest to consult with an attorney to see when and how to proceed.
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