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Rent increase notice period calculator by state

Estimate rent increase notice periods and the earliest effective date in ten US states, using your tenancy facts and the state statute behind each rule.

Your rent increase

City and county rules are not included.

The proposed increase over the current rent.

Choose fixed-term while a lease with an end date is still running.

Format: MM/DD/YYYY

Assumes valid personal delivery of the written notice on this date. Mailing extensions are not included.

Your notice estimate

Example result

Estimated earliest effective date

December 11, 2026Georgia · Month-to-month tenancy

Assumes the written notice was personally delivered on October 12, 2026, counting calendar days from the day after delivery.

Required notice

At least 60 calendar days' notice

State notice rule for this tenancy. Basis: Georgia tenancy at will (O.C.G.A. 44-7-7), Attorney General and DCA guidance.

The Georgia Attorney General and the DCA landlord-tenant handbook say a tenancy at will, including a month-to-month tenancy after a lease expires, needs at least 60 days' notice before the rent changes, counted from when the tenant is notified.

Example figures.

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