How it works, step by step
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Choose a residential property. Available lease details, jurisdiction, CPI source, and local-rule inputs are surfaced for you to confirm rather than silently assumed.
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Enter the current rent, the rent you are considering, relevant dates, and coverage facts. The Flight Check recomputes as the inputs change.
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Review the result, cap math, local-rule questions, and missing information. The result is decision support, not a guarantee that an increase is lawful.
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Follow the guided path from choosing an amount to preparing the notice and keeping service proof with the property record.
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Verify current state and local requirements, the applicable exemption or coverage facts, notice language, timing, and service method before acting.
What the Rent Increase Flight Check does
This tour walks through checking a rent increase before you prepare a notice. You choose a residential property, and Veluna Rent surfaces the lease details, jurisdiction, CPI source, and local-rule inputs for you to confirm rather than assuming them silently. You enter the current rent, the amount you are considering, and relevant dates, and the Flight Check recomputes as those inputs change — showing the cap math and any local-rule questions or missing information along the way.
Who it’s for
California landlords and property managers who want to test a rent increase against the AB 1482 cap and §827 notice rules before committing to an amount — whether for a single unit or across a portfolio.
What happens next
The result is decision support, not a guarantee that an increase is lawful. From there, the guided path helps you move from choosing an amount to preparing the notice and keeping service proof with the property record — verifying current local requirements, the applicable exemption or coverage facts, notice language, timing, and service method before you act.
2 questions. No account, no credit card.
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