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3. I don't know what your state's law are, but as general advice...

Reply to cannabis_flower (Original post)

Thu Jan 5, 2017, 12:34 AM

Jan 2017

I would send your landlord a letter by certified mail stating that you received your notice on 1/4/2017, denying that you received any notice in December of 2016, agreeing to the new lease terms, and stating that you will pay the new rent amount effective with February's rent.

If your landlord is logical, she will accept the higher rent value in February and take no further action for January's rent.

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Sick and tired of my dishonest landlord. [View all] cannabis_flower Jan 2017 OP

Don't tell your landlord you don't HeartachesNhangovers Jan 2017 #1

If you already paid at the old rate and it was R B Garr Jan 2017 #2

I paid but.. cannabis_flower Jan 2017 #4

You can still do some kind of documentation letter, but without knowing all R B Garr Jan 2017 #5

I don't know what your state's law are, but as general advice... Massacure Jan 2017 #3