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    Idaho Rent Increase Law

    Idaho requires at least 30 days' notice before a rent increase takes effect, and longer notice in some cases. Idaho has no rent control and bars cities and counties from adopting it.

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    Idaho rent increase rules at a glance

    Notice of a rent increase30 days (Other changes to a month-to-month lease's terms: written notice at least 15 days before the end of the month (§ 55-304(1)). New or higher fees under a written lease: 30 days' written notice (§ 55-305))Idaho Code § 55-304(2)
    Rent controlNone; cities barred from adopting itIdaho Code § 55-306
    Ending a month-to-month tenancy30 days (either side)Idaho Code § 55-208, Idaho Code § 55-304(2)

    What Idaho law says

    How much notice is required for a rent increase in Idaho?

    Idaho landlords must give residential tenants written notice of a rent increase at least 30 days before it takes effect (Idaho Code § 55-304(2)).

    Does Idaho have rent control?

    Idaho has no rent control, and state law bars cities and counties from regulating the rent, fees or deposits charged for private residential property (Idaho Code § 55-306).

    How much notice ends a month-to-month tenancy in Idaho?

    Either side may end a month-to-month tenancy with written notice of at least one month (Idaho Code § 55-208).

    How Idaho compares

    12 of 51 verified jurisdictions require more than 30 days.

    None of Idaho's 6 neighbors follows the same rule.

    Rent-increase noticeStates
    30 days (more in some cases)Idaho
    No statewide periodMontana, Utah, Wyoming
    60 days (more in some cases)Nevada
    90 days (more in some cases)Oregon, Washington

    Other Idaho rules

    Security deposit limitNo state capIdaho Code § 6-321 (no amount limit)
    Deposit return deadline21 days after move-outIdaho Code § 6-321(2)
    Late-fee capMust be reasonable and no more than the amount stated in the rental agreement; a fee not in a written lease requires 30 days' written noticeIdaho Code § 55-305
    Entry noticeNo state ruleIdaho Code tit. 6, ch. 3 (Forcible Entry and Unlawful Detainer), Idaho Code tit. 55, ch. 3 (Rights and Obligations of Owners)
    Notice for unpaid rent3 days (3-day notice to pay rent or quit)Idaho Code § 6-303(2)

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