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The phrase “cash for keys” might sound dramatic, but in the world of real estate and residential tenancy, it represents a perfectly legal, voluntary, and often beneficial agreement. In its
The Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) provides a comprehensive set of forms, each with a specific purpose. Using the correct form is not optional—it is required by law and is
The discovery of mold in a rental unit is a major concern for everyone involved. For the occupant, it’s a health and comfort issue; for the property owner, it’s a
Whether you are a property owner seeking to protect your investment or a tenant preparing to sign a new lease, understanding the legal rules around rental finances is essential. One
The rental landscape in Ontario is governed by the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA), and the cornerstone of nearly every rental agreement is the Standard Lease Agreement (Form N1). This mandatory
The N7 form is an official notice used by a landlord in Ontario to inform a tenant that they want to end the tenancy due to serious problems the tenant,
While landlords in Ontario use various “N” forms to legally end a tenancy, tenants have a formal document of their own: the **N9, Tenant’s Notice to End the Tenancy**. This
In the world of Ontario tenancies, most conversations about ending a lease revolve around eviction notices—the N4 for unpaid rent, the N12 for a landlord’s own use, and so on.
For both landlords and tenants in Ontario, understanding the proper procedures and forms for ending a tenancy is crucial. When it comes to eviction, the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
Navigating a month-to-month tenancy in Ontario can be tricky without a clear understanding of the rules. This type of rental agreement, also known as a periodic tenancy, automatically renews each