Règles d'augmentation de loyer à Salt Lake City, Utah
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Base de l'État
Utah does not configure a general statewide percentage cap for ordinary private residential rent increases from the authoritative framework reviewed. Utah Code § 57-20-1 prohibits a county, city, or town from controlling rents or fees on private residential property unless the Legislature expressly approves it. Current § 57-22-4 does not establish one universal standalone ordinary rent-increase notice period; its 15-day month-to-month language applies to a fee, fine, assessment, interest or other cost not included in the rental agreement, not to rent generally. Section 78B-6-802's 15-day periodic-tenancy rule is an unlawful-detainer/possession rule rather than a universal rent-increase deadline. Covered mobile-home park periodic tenancies use a separate § 57-16-4 rule under which rent or fee increases are unenforceable until 60 days after notice is mailed, and § 57-16-18 separately bars rent increases during the specified planned-change-of-use notice period. Max Rental Tools therefore keeps automated ordinary Utah rent-increase timing review-gated until the lease, tenancy, property type and any housing-program context are confirmed.
Référence : Utah Code §§ 57-20-1, 57-22-2, 57-22-4, 57-16-4 and 57-16-18; Utah Code § 78B-6-802
Vérification locale nécessaire
Salt Lake City peut avoir des règles locales distinctes concernant le contrôle des loyers, l'enregistrement, les préavis, les exemptions ou la protection des locataires. Aucun plafond local n'est présenté comme un fait sans vérification indépendante.