Renting a Unit in a 55+ Strata in BC: Age Bylaws and Tenants
A BC strata can set a minimum resident age of 55 but cannot restrict rentals. A landlord can rent, but only to tenants the age bylaw allows, and must hand over the bylaws and Form K.
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A BC strata can set a minimum resident age of 55 but cannot restrict rentals. A landlord can rent, but only to tenants the age bylaw allows, and must hand over the bylaws and Form K.
An RTB order is only as good as the names on it. Policy Guideline 43 explains how to name individuals, companies, sole proprietors, partnerships and estates, and what happens after a mistake.
Repeated late payment of rent in BC means at least three late payments. The landlord serves a One Month Notice for Cause (RTB-33); the tenant has 10 days to dispute.
An expedited hearing at the BC RTB is for health or safety emergencies: early end of tenancy, emergency repairs or a tenant's order of possession, usually within 12 days.
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