Understanding Rent Increases for Irish Tenants

Need Help? Resources for Renters

If you need guidance, consider these resources:

• Residential Tenancies Board (RTB)
• Citizens Information
• Local tenant advocacy groups

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1. How often can rent be increased in Ireland? Rent is typically reviewed once every 12 months, respecting legal notice periods.
2. What should I do if I receive an unfair rent increase? You can question the increase through the RTB after ensuring it fails to meet legal standards.
3. Where can I get help to understand my renting rights? Access free information from Citizens Information or seek support from tenant groups and the RTB.

1. How to challenge a rent increase in Ireland Check if your increase notice complies with legal procedures; respond if necessary, utilizing the RTB's services if unresolved.

Need Help? Resources for Renters

If you need guidance, consider these resources:

• Residential Tenancies Board (RTB)
• Citizens Information
• Local tenant advocacy groups

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• Rent increases in Ireland must adhere to the guidelines of the Residential Tenancies Act 2004.
• Challenge any unfair increase through proper channels like the RTB.
• Maintain open communications and documentation with your landlord.

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