SEATTLE, WA 98103
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Complaint
Opened October 14, 2016 · Updated December 7, 2016
Landlord originally notified tenants (who rent month-to-month) that a rent increase of more than 10% will take effect next month. However, the tenants responded by informing the landlord about the required 60 days' notice - landlord has since told tenants that the rent increase will take effect in January. Tenant called the Complaint Line with concerns that the rental unit does not meet minimum standards for such a rent increase (i.e., backdoor and adjacent floor are water damaged; window pane
Status: Completed
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Opened October 14, 2016
Landlord originally notified tenants (who rent month-to-month) that a rent increase of more than 10% will take effect next month. However, the tenants responded by informing the landlord about the required 60 days' notice - landlord has since told tenants that the rent increase will take effect in January. Tenant called the Complaint Line with concerns that the rental unit does not meet minimum standards for such a rent increase (i.e., backdoor and adjacent floor are water damaged; window pane
Status: Completed
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