You've owned the property for a year. The lease allows for an annual rent increase. It's time to review the rent.   So you do what you've always done: you increase it by the inflation rate (or whatever percentage seems reasonable), serve a Section 13 notice, and move on.   It's routine. It's simple. It's a tick-box exercise.   But here's the problem: in today's regulatory environment, that approach could invite legal disputes, tenant complaints, and regulatory scrutiny.   The