(adds on to headline)..."if you have a difficult time reading market conditions, don't understand your financial situation and feel comfortable moving your belongings from house to house every few years."
..."and don't mind being at the mercy of inflation when your landlord jacks up your rent 10% with a month remaining on your lease."
Outside of property tax increases (at least in the State of Tennessee), the landlord can't increase rent on you if you've got a lease contract. Things are much stricter in many other states.
I think the GP was saying that the landlord was announcing a 10% increase in rent with only 30 days notice not an increase of rent for the last month of the lease.
Right. Maybe I overexaggerated by saying 30 days instead of 90. But sooner or later you get that notice "Hey, it's time to renew your lease. By the way, it's a 10% increase on the next year. Take it...or start looking for a new apartment. Good luck with the market out there."