Rent Increases, Kept on Pace

Pick the new rent and the date. Resida shows the notice steps and deadlines for the unit's address, prepares the notice, and reminds you as each deadline approaches.

The problem

A rent increase isn't one task. Notice periods run weeks or months, they differ by state and city, and some places require a specific form. It is easy to start late, miss a step, or lose track of which tenants have been served.

How it works

Choose the new rent and the date

Start from the lease. Resida looks up the rules for the unit's address and warns you, without blocking you, if the date leaves too little notice, the increase is above a cap, or the lease isn't yet eligible for another one.

See every step and its deadline

You get a checklist of the notices to serve and when each is due, so a process that runs for weeks never depends on your memory.

Generate the notice

Resida produces the notice document, including the required form where your jurisdiction has one, and a generic notice where it doesn't. Where email service is allowed, you can let Resida email the notice ahead of the deadline, or serve it yourself and mark it served.

Get reminded as deadlines near

Reminders reach you as each deadline approaches, and an overdue statutory deadline reaches you whatever your notification settings. Resida also reminds you when a lease becomes eligible for another increase.

The new rent takes effect

When the process is complete and the effective date arrives, the lease's rent updates. Tenants on autopay are asked to reauthorize the new amount.

What's included

Notice steps and deadlines for the unit's address
Warnings for short notice, rent caps and eligibility, never blocking
Notice document generated for you, with a generic fallback
Optional automatic email service where the law allows it
"Mark served" bookkeeping that never sends anything
Reminders as deadlines approach
All in-progress and completed increases in one list
Lease rent updates when the effective date arrives
Resida warns and reminds; it does not give legal advice or decide what your jurisdiction requires

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