LA landlords lack a clear reference for allowed annual rent increases
A landlord in a rent-controlled market asks peers what percentage increase they're applying this year, reflecting the difficulty of finding a clear, current reference for the allowed annual rent increase cap. Without a straightforward lookup, landlords rely on informal forum crowdsourcing to confirm compliance.
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