Updated: August 4th, 2026 Consistent rent collection is the financial engine of every rental property investment. When it functions correctly, it requires minimal attention. When it breaks down – through late payment, partial payment, non-payment, or administrative errors in the enforcement process – the consequences accumulate quickly in Ontario’s current environment. The combination of LTB […]
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Updated: August 4th, 2026 Maintenance disputes are the most common source of LTB applications filed by Ontario tenants against landlords, and they are among the most preventable. A T6 Maintenance Application can result in a rent abatement – a retroactive rent reduction the landlord must pay back to the tenant – plus a repair order, […]
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Updated: June 23rd 2026 The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA) is the law that governs virtually every aspect of residential renting in Ontario — your obligations as a landlord, your tenants’ rights, how rent increases work, how evictions are handled, and what the Landlord and Tenant Board can order against either party. Most Ontario landlords […]
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Updated: July 29, 2026 Since April 30, 2018, Ontario landlords renting most private residential units have been legally required to use the Ontario Standard Lease a government-prescribed form that sets out the terms of the tenancy in a standardized format. Using a custom lease, or no written lease at all, is not only non-compliant it […]
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