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1. www.movesmartly.com › articles › buying-or-selling-aBuying or Selling a Tenanted Property - What You Need to Know

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   Feb 13, 2024 · In this situation, the seller would serve their tenant with a form called an N12 Form- Notice to End your Tenancy Because the Landlord, a Purchaser or a Family Member Requires the Rental Unit. In Ontario, a tenant can be evicted if the owner of the home or the buyer of a home wants to move into the property for their or their use.

2. www.getrentcheck.com › blog › tenants-rights-whenWhat Are the Tenant's Rights When Landlord Sells the Property?

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   Jul 15, 2024 · Regardless of the circumstances prompting the sale of the property, residents have the right to terminate their lease term early with proper notice. This can be for various reasons, including job relocation, family emergencies, or personal preferences.

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4. tribunalsontario.ca › documents › ltbLTB | How a Landlord Can End a Tenancy - Tribunals Ontario

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   This is sometimes called ending a tenancy “ for cause ”. Some examples of “ for cause ” reasons for ending a tenancy are: Not paying the rent in full. Causing damage to the rental property. Disturbing other tenants or the landlord. Illegal activity in the rental unit or residential complex.

5. elliottlawyers.com › evicting-a-tenant-from-newlyEvicting a Tenant from Newly Purchased Property

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   Feb 16, 2019 · If the lease agreement is for a fixed term (for example one year), then legally the tenant is not required to leave until the termination of the lease. If the lease is not for a fixed term (for example month-to-month), the tenant must still be provided with the 60 day notification period.

6. tribunalsontario.ca › documents › ltbHow a Landlord Can End a Tenancy - Tribunals Ontario

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   Some examples of “for cause” reasons for ending a tenancy are: not paying the rent in full, causing damage to the rental property, disturbing other tenants or the landlord, and. illegal activity in the rental unit or residential complex.

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7. blog.remax.ca › the-ultimate-guide-to-landlordThe Ultimate Guide to Landlord-Tenant Law in Ontario

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   Mar 4, 2024 · The landlord gives the tenant a notice to end the tenancy for a reason allowed by the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act, and. The tenant agrees to move, or. The tenant disagrees with the landlord’s notice, the landlord applies to the LTB, and the LTB issues an eviction order.

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   Can a landlord apply for a termination of a tenancy?

   • Tenant made an agreement with the landlord to end the tenancy. Landlord may apply to the Board without giving the tenant a notice. Application must be filed no later than 30 days after the termination date in the agreement. The landlord can apply any time after the agreement is made.

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   What happens if a tenant does not agree to a tenancy?

   • Tenants have security of tenancy. This means that a tenant can continue to occupy the rental unit until: o the tenant does not agree with the landlord’s notice, the landlord applies to the Board, and the Board issues an eviction order. If the landlord gives a tenant notice to end the tenancy, the tenant does not have to move out.

   How a Landlord Can End a Tenancy - Tribunals Ontario

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   Can a landlord end a tenancy early?

   • The Act allows a landlord to give a tenant notice to end the tenancy early if the tenant, the tenant’s guest or someone else who lives in the rental unit does something they should not do, or does not do something they should. This is sometimes called ending a tenancy “ for cause ”.

   LTB | How a Landlord Can End a Tenancy - Tribunals Ontario

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   Can a landlord force you to end a tenancy?

   • You can use the Agreement to Terminate a Tenancy (Form N11) but you don't have to. A landlord cannot force you to agree to end a tenancy. A tenant cannot be required to agree to end their tenancy as a condition of renting a unit.

   LTB | Brochure: How a Tenant Can End Their Tenancy - Tribunals Ontario

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   Do you need a written agreement to end a tenancy?

   • Written agreements should be signed by all the tenants. You can use the N11: Agreement to End the Tenancy. A landlord cannot require a tenant to agree to end a tenancy, or to sign an agreement to end the tenancy at a later date. There are certain exemptions to this rule for student housing and care homes.

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   How do you end a tenancy with a landlord?

   • The other approach is for sellers to negotiate with their tenants to mutually agree to end the tenancy by signing an N11 Form - Agreement to End the Tenancy. For a landlord to persuade the tenant to sign an N11, they typically need to compensate the tenant - something often referred to as Cash for Keys.

   Buying or Selling a Tenanted Property - What You Need to Know

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9. tribunalsontario.ca › documents › ltbLTB | Brochure: How a Tenant Can End Their Tenancy

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   Three possible things can happen when your fixed-term agreement ends: You can do nothing and your fixed term tenancy agreement will automatically convert to a monthly, weekly, or daily tenancy. You don't have to move out. If you paid your rent by the month in the expired tenancy agreement, you have a monthly tenancy.