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Original question answered:“We have been renting for 10 years. We had a year lease initially. Yesterday the landlord calls and informs me he is raising the rent $400.00 per month and wants us to sign a new lease committing to a year. How long do I have to respond?”You haven’t specified where you are ore the specific conditions, so this will be hard to answer without additional information.I am not a lawyer and nothing below is legal advice, just one old landlord’s opinion.I will answer as if you are somewhere in the United States.First off, you need to read your lease right now. You need to understand if your initial lease of 1 year terminated and you do not have a lease at all or if the initial 1 year lease automatically renews or if it converted to a month-to-month lease.The lease has terminated:If the lease terminated after the first year, your rights will depend on what state you live in. You are likely very well protected by state law and your landlord is going to have a tough row to hoe. You state law may protect you on the amount of rent increase applied and can prevent your eviction. Search for landlord-tenant law in your state.The lease converted to month-to-month or automatically renewed:If the lease converted to a month-to-month after the initial term or automatically renews, your lease is still in effect, even if it is 10 years old. Read it and understand what is stated there. Your lease should speak to your rights and what else can be done. Search for landlord-tenant help in your state for free resources that can help you.How long do you have to respond?To answer your question, the amount of time you have to respond is dictated by whether you are under the terms of the state or the lease you signed 10 years ago.In either case, you will have to be provided due notice to vacate if you do not want to sign the lease that is being presented. I suggest that you ask your landlord for a copy of the lease he proposes you sign and tell him that you need to have it reviewed before you will sign it. Then go get some help. Many states have State and County level help groups that can give you advice on your particular situation. Ultimately you may need to spend a few dollars with an attorney to give you advice if things don’t go well.What not to do:What ever you do, do not get brow-beat into signing up for a lease that you do not understand and agree to. If the landlord threatens to throw you out immediately or lock you out of your place, do not engage in an argument, call the police non-emergency line and ask for help as you are being threatened with an illegal eviction. The police will be unlikely to respond unless the landlord is throwing your possessions into the street, but they can take a report and direct you to help dealing with your landlord.A few final notes:If your 10 year old lease is still in effect, make sure you have a copy of your current lease handy and put the original somewhere safe (like at work or with a friend). This way, that lease can’t magically disappear if you hand it to your landlord for review.If the landlord threatens you in any way (throwing you out immediately, bodily harm, lockout, turning off utilities, etc). Do not engage directly and call the police non-emergency line. If you are threatened physically, call 911 and get it documented that you are afraid for your well being.Unless you live in a 2-party consent state (California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, or Washington (not D.C.)), get a recording app on your phone and tell the landlord you will only discuss the situation face-to-face. Record the conversation so you can get the demands on record officially. Don’t tell them or make it obvious, it is perfectly legal and admissible in court if the landlord makes threats or tries an illegal eviction.Good luck and let us know how it turns out!

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