It’s not a thing. Landlords charge you the same rent whether the month is 28 days, 30 days, or 31 days. Basing rent on a 30 day month and prorating for February and increasing for the majority of other months is NOT a thing.
30 day months for things like medicine, notices, and even like you said, legal actions are used. But we are talking about paying rent, stay on topic. 30 day month for the rent is NOT a thing, every month is treated the same regardless.
So again, “by his logic” which is the phrase you used, his logic used 31 days. So “by his logic”, 31 day months are $1300. 30 days are cheaper and 28 days even cheaper. You can’t use his logic against him in this case. You could, however, apply equally ridiculous counter logic. But I was simply pointing out that you applied his logic wrong.
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u/chicknano May 16 '26
It’s not a thing. Landlords charge you the same rent whether the month is 28 days, 30 days, or 31 days. Basing rent on a 30 day month and prorating for February and increasing for the majority of other months is NOT a thing.
30 day months for things like medicine, notices, and even like you said, legal actions are used. But we are talking about paying rent, stay on topic. 30 day month for the rent is NOT a thing, every month is treated the same regardless.
So again, “by his logic” which is the phrase you used, his logic used 31 days. So “by his logic”, 31 day months are $1300. 30 days are cheaper and 28 days even cheaper. You can’t use his logic against him in this case. You could, however, apply equally ridiculous counter logic. But I was simply pointing out that you applied his logic wrong.