You are mailing out rent increased notices to your residents to be effective. On July 1st, the law requires that you provide tenants with a full 30 full calendar days notice to increase their rents. Because you mailed the notice through first class mail. You have to include an additional 3 days' notice for mailing. What is the last possible date that the mail the notice? In order for them to be effective in legally binding increase, the effective rent on July 1st.

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You are mailing out rent increased notices to your residents to be effective. On July 1st, the law requires that you provide tenants with a full 30 full calendar days notice to increase their rents.  Because you mailed the notice through first class mail. You have to include an additional 3 days' notice for mailing. What is the last possible date that the mail the notice? In order for them to be effective in legally binding increase, the effective rent on July 1st.

GPT-4o mini · Answer

To comply with the law requiring a full 30 days' notice plus an additional 3 days for mailing, you need to calculate the last possible date you can mail the rent increase notice to ensure it is effective on July 1st.

Effective date: July 1
Required notice period: 30 days
Additional notice for mailing: 3 days

The total notice period is 30 days + 3 days = 33 days.

To find the last possible date to mail the notice, subtract 33 days from July 1:

Subtracting 30 days takes you to June 1.
Subtracting the additional 3 days takes you to May 29.

Thus, the last possible date to mail the notice so that it is legally binding with an effective rent increase on July 1st is May 29.