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MRG applicability is determined by analyzing the tenancy type—such as Altbau, Neubau, WEG-Objekte, or geförderte Wohnungen—to establish whether full, partial, or no MRG applies. The process requires RIS verification and evidence assessment to output structured legal guidance.

Rent limits and operating costs under Austrian tenancy law are governed by analyzing components like Richtwertmietzins, Zuschlaege, Abschlaege, and Betriebskosten under the full MRG scope. It also covers ABGB-only scenarios where MRG does not apply to establish valid cost structures.

Eviction and termination protection in Austrian apartments are dictated by MRG rules, which require structured analysis of Kündigung protections. The process assesses evidence and applies RIS case-law references to determine valid termination conditions and eviction rules.

Yes, you can analyze maintenance duties (Erhaltungspflichten) and investment replacements (Investitionsersatz) for subsidized housing in Austria. The analysis applies MRG rules to these specific tenancy types to generate action-oriented guidance with RIS references.

When analyzing ABGB-only scenarios without MRG, the analysis is limited to standard ABGB rental rules without MRG-specific rent limits or termination protections. This requires verifying the absence of MRG applicability through RIS before generating guidance on deposits and costs.