Alabama Rent Increase Notice Letter

An Alabama rent increase notice is a letter sent by a landlord that informs a tenant of the rent being increased. There is no State-statute on the required notice period; however, it is recommended to give 30 days’ notice before the next periodic rent payment date.

Last updated September 29th, 2026

An Alabama rent increase notice is a letter sent by a landlord that informs a tenant of the rent being increased. There is no State-statute on the required notice period; however, it is recommended to give 30 days’ notice before the next periodic rent payment date.

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State Laws

State Cap: No statute. There is no statutory limit on how much a landlord can increase the rent.

Notice Period: 30 days (recommended). There is no specific statute for increasing rent. Therefore, the recommended time period is the same as terminating a month-to-month lease. (§ 35-9A-441(b))

Proof of Service: A tenant must receive written notice. If by hand-delivery, the date of notice is the receipt date. If mailed, the date of receipt is 3 days after the mailing date. (§ 35-9A-144(c)(3))

Prohibited Acts: The landlord cannot increase the rent in a retaliatory manner because the tenant complained to a government agency, complained of a repair or utility, or tried to organize a tenant’s union or related group. (§ 35-9A-501(a))

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