If you are a landlord in Ontario, you technically cannot put a “no pets” clause in a lease or rental contract under the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act. Thankfully, most tenants are responsible pet owners, and this is usually not an issue. However, if you are set against the idea of animals on your rental property, …
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It’s something that no landlord wants to do, but occasionally it is necessary to evict a tenant. Evictions are governed under the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act. The Landlord and Tenant Board has put together a summary document entitled How a Landlord Can End a Tenancy which is a simple explainer for situations in which you …
Rent increases are necessary to keep pace with the rate of inflation on the costs of maintaining your rental unit. Annual rent increases should be built into each rental contract, and they have to be in accordance with Ontario Ministry of Housing guidelines – in most cases.
It’s a fact of being a landlord in Ontario – at some point in your life, no matter how careful you are about screening tenants and collecting payments, you will likely end up having to deal with the Landlord & Tenant Board (LTB). The tenant may change the locks, not pay rent, or perform …
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