Parcels on estate without covenant

Hi, I've bought 3 parcels in a private estate, but without any word about rent in the covenant. The rule was that I can't subdivide or resell those parcels, ok I'll create my home!
Now the estate owner IM me and want a monthly rent, cause he says that he forgot to write it in the covenant.
Should I pay, or what?

How much did you pay for those parcels, and how much is the owner asking for monthly fees?

All land will require monthly tier payment, whether mainland direct to LL, or island to the island owner.

The island owner will still have to pay monthy tier, so if you don't pay them, they are likely to reposses your land anyway.

Unfortunately, yes. You have to pay tier as we all do. If that's not something you were planning for since it wasn't included in the Covenant, you should ask for a refund and move out.

With any land you should expect to pay tier (rent) to someone, either the estate owner or LL.

If the rent is too high, you should ask for a refund, and the land owner should really give it to you, since it is thier mistake they did not supply the information to you upfront.

TANSTAAFL!

If he forgot he was most likely absent-minded, but tier has to be paid in any case. The rent should be reasonable ... covering tier fee in proportion plus some profit

I've paid about 6200/512, but I don't know how will be the monthly fees,

Ok, I will ask a refund, but what if he doesn't agree?

If your landlord is any trustworthy, he/she will recognize the error and refund the money. Otherwise, your only choice would be to sell the land yourself, in this case you'd still have to pay for first month's tier.

I can't resell it.
This was the only rule I've found on covenant.

As for rent to cover tier fee, I would expect something in the L$ 650-700/512 range (if it's a new tier island sim) or 450/512 ballpark if it's old tier.

If it's a new tier island, the weekly tier contribution would be about L$ 153 per 512 m², but that's really rock bottom. So any rent yielding a reasonable profit margin on top of that would be OK, I guess.