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The Letter of House Rent Increment is a crucial document used in the Philippine residential rental market when property owners need to implement a rent increase. This document is specifically designed to comply with Republic Act No. 11494 (Rent Control Act of 2020), which sets strict guidelines for rental increases, including the maximum allowable annual increase of 2% for covered residential units. The letter must be issued with proper notice (typically at least three months before the effective date) and must clearly communicate the new rental amount, the percentage increase, and the effective date. It serves as both a legal notice and a formal communication tool between landlords and tenants, protecting both parties' interests by ensuring transparency and compliance with Philippine rental laws. The document is particularly relevant in urban areas and cities where rental properties are subject to strict regulatory oversight.

1. Letter Header: Date, landlord's complete contact information, and proper addressing to the tenant

2. Property Identification: Complete address and description of the rental property

3. Current Rental Terms: Statement of current rent amount and payment terms

4. Rent Increase Details: Clear statement of new rental amount and percentage increase, ensuring compliance with legal limits

5. Effective Date: Specific date when the rent increase will take effect, ensuring proper notice period as required by law

6. Legal Compliance Statement: Reference to relevant laws (RA 11494) and confirmation that increase is within legal limits

7. Payment Instructions: Details of how and where to pay the new rental amount

8. Closing: Professional closing statement, signature block, and landlord's contact information for queries