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   What does a landlord have to do when renting a property?

   • A landlord has to keep the rental property in a good state of repair. A landlord must obey all health, safety, housing and maintenance standards, as set out in any provincial laws or municipal by laws. This is true even if the tenant was aware of the problems when they agreed to rent the unit.

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   Do landlords have to pay rent?

   • The landlord must provide tenants with a receipt for rent paid upon request. The landlord or tenancy agreement cannot require post‐dated cheques or require automatic debit. Tenants are responsible for paying rent in full on the day that it is due. The landlord is allowed to raise the rent by a guideline amount once per year.

   Rights & Responsibilities for Landlords & Tenants - City of Toronto

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   Can a landlord collect rent in full?

   • Landlords are entitled to collect rent, in full, on the day that it is due. The landlord must provide tenants with a receipt for rent paid upon request. The landlord or tenancy agreement cannot require post‐dated cheques or require automatic debit. Tenants are responsible for paying rent in full on the day that it is due.

   Rights & Responsibilities for Landlords & Tenants - City of Toronto

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   What are the responsibilities of a landlord in a tenancy?

   • Local building codes. It is the landlord’s responsibility to ensure that acceptable standards are maintained throughout the duration of the tenancy. Landlords must: Maintain the tenant’s home in a good state of repair and fit for habitation and at the landlord’s expense comply with health, safety, housing and maintenance standards.

   Landlord/Tenant Responsibilities | CMHC

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   When can a landlord enter a rental property?

   • If the landlord and tenant have agreed to end the tenancy, the landlord may enter the unit to show prospective renters between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. and must make a reasonable effort to inform or notify the tenant before entry.

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   Should you rent out property as a landlord?

   • As a landlord, renting out property can seem daunting when you have to use specific documents, follow landlord-tenant laws, and consider the tax implications for your rental income. However, these challenges can be worth overcoming when you consider the financial rewards of renting out property.

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2. tribunalsontario.ca › documents › ltbBrochure: A Guide to the Residential Tenancies Act

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   Landlords and tenants of most rental units are covered by most of the rules in the Act. A rental unit can be an apartment, a house, or a room in a rooming or boarding house. The Act also applies to care homes, retirement homes, and sites in a mobile home park or land lease community.

3. www.ontario.ca › page › renting-ontario-your-rightsRenting in Ontario: Your rights

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   Your landlord must give you the equivalent of one month’s rent, or offer you another unit if they: want to use the unit themselves; want to use the unit for their family; are selling the property and the purchaser will be using the unit themselves; Evictions due to renovations, repairs or demolition

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   Landlords must: Maintain the tenant’s home in a good state of repair and fit for habitation and at the landlord’s expense comply with health, safety, housing and maintenance standards.

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   collect rent, enter the rental premises, (in the manner set-out in the Act and under the terms of the lease), for the purpose of making repairs and maintaining the property, to show the unit to potential tenants, and in an emergency, increase the rent up-to the annual limit set by the government,

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   Landlords are entitled to collect rent, in full, on the day that it is due. The landlord must provide tenants with a receipt for rent paid upon request. The landlord or tenancy agreement cannot require post‐dated cheques or require automatic debit. Tenants. Tenants are responsible for paying rent in full on the day that it is due.

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   Before you move in, your landlord is responsible for ensuring the house is safe and meets legal standards (as well as seeing that appliances work and the rental is clean). But when it comes to a problem, such as a broken fridge for example, it is important to know who will cover it. Here is a list of things you or your landlord is responsible for.

9. www.lawdepot.ca › landlordLandlord’s Guide to Renting Property | LawDepot

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   Jun 13, 2023 · Rental/Lease Agreement. A Residential Lease Agreement outlines the terms of a residential tenancy between a landlord and tenant. Create. Essential documents for landlords. Landlords and property managers use these documents every day to lease and maintain rental properties. Commercial Lease Agreement.