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Posted by Danny on August 29, 2001 at 23:08:46:

In Reply to: Re: DHCR Decision...question posted by dj on August 24, 2001 at 10:45:26:

: The 1997 regulations state if it was exempt for 4 years then the landlord can charge a first rent, and you have to file a fair market rent appeal.

Exactly what section please?

I've read the whole thing on this site and also searched through the 'revised' RSC on this site and : nothing, nada, zip. Please give section number of this so-called 'first rent' section.

NB: there is something similar in both of the two types of 'hardship' increase applications the landlord can make, but that's the closest I've found. This is in or near the MCI section.

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: :  The 1997 regulations state  if it was exempt for 4 years then the  landlord can charge a first rent,  and you have to file a fair market rent appeal.

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: Exactly what section  please?

: I've read the whole thing on this site and also searched through the 'revised' RSC on this site and : nothing, nada, zip.  Please give section number of this so-called 'first rent' section.

: NB: there is something similar in both of the two types of 'hardship' increase applications the landlord can make, but that's the closest I've found.  This is in or near the MCI section.


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