GeneralAutomating BC Rent Reminders and 10 Day Notices in Tenon10
A repeatable monthly arrears workflow for BC property managers, built around section 46 and the RTB-30, and where Tenon10 fits in.
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Rights & LegalOntario's 50% Arrears Rule: The New Price of Raising Issues at a Non-Payment Hearing
From September 21, 2026, the L1 non-payment hearing changes shape: a tenant who wants to raise section 82 issues — maintenance, illegal entry, harassment — inside the arrears case must first pay at least 50% of the arrears claimed, at least seven days before the hearing, with advance notice of the issues. The right to
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Rights & LegalRent Collection at Scale: The System Ontario Property Managers Actually Need
One unit, rent is a payment. Twenty units, rent is a system — rails, reminders, reconciliation, arrears escalation, and owner draws, all running against rules the platforms don't mention: in Ontario you can't require post-dated cheques or automatic payments, you can't charge late fees, and receipts are a legal duty. Th
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Rights & LegalRepresenting Yourself at the LTB: The Tenant's Edition
Most tenants at the LTB appear without a lawyer — and unlike landlords, tenants get free help: Duty Counsel on hearing day, community legal clinics before it. But the help only works if you claim it, the s. 82 counter-issue lane now sits behind a half-the-arrears payment (since September 21, 2026), and a missed hearing
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Rights & LegalRepresenting Yourself at the LTB: The Landlord's Edition
Most parties at the LTB appear without a lawyer — the Board is built for it. But it dismisses landlord applications every day on technicalities, not merits: a miscalculated termination date, an arrears figure that doesn't match the ledger, service that can't be proven. This guide covers what self-representation actuall
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Rights & LegalThe LTB Backlog: Real Wait Times, Root Causes, and How to Protect Your Case
Every guide in this series ends the same way: "…and then you wait." This one measures the wait. Arrears cases now schedule in about three months; most other applications take five to seven; some tenant applications have taken years. How Ontario's busiest tribunal fell from 32-day orders to a 53,000-case backlog, what t
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Rights & LegalThe 7-Day N4: What Ontario's Faster Non-Payment Notice Really Changes
On September 21, 2026, the N4's waiting period dropped from 14 days to 7 for monthly and yearly tenancies — the most-felt change in the entire Bill 60 package. Here's what the week actually is (a payment window, not an eviction countdown), everything that didn't change, the half-the-arrears rule that arrived with it, a
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News & Policy UpdatesOntario's New Rent Repayment Agreement Rules (July 2026): The Mandatory LTB Form Explained
As of July 1, 2026, a rent-arrears repayment agreement filed with the Landlord and Tenant Board must use the Board's official form — no more handwritten deals on the back of an envelope. Here's how the new s.206 rule works: what the mandatory form covers, the section 78 clause that lets a landlord skip a new eviction n
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Rights & LegalThe L10 Application: How Ontario Landlords Collect Money a Former Tenant Owes
When a tenant moves out still owing you money, the L10 lets you take them to the LTB to collect — rent arrears, NSF charges, and utility costs. Here's who can use it, the one-year deadline that catches landlords out, what you can claim, and how to file and actually get paid.
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