GeneralServing 2027 BC Rent Increases Across a Portfolio in Tenon10
A workflow for property managers serving 2027 B.C. rent increases across many units, from eligibility dates to proof of service.
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Rights & LegalThe 2027 BC Rent Increase Limit: A Renter's Guide
Your B.C. rent can rise by at most 2.2% in 2027. Here is what that means in dollars, when it can start, and how to check your notice.
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Rights & LegalDisputing a BC Rent Increase: A Tenant's Guide
How B.C. tenants can check whether a rent increase is lawful, what to do if it is not, and how to recover an overpayment.
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GeneralThree Full Months: Serve-Date Maths for BC Rent Increases
B.C. rent increases need three full months' notice counted from deemed receipt. Here are the serve-by dates for every 2027 effective month.
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GeneralThe BC Notice of Rent Increase (RTB-7): How to Fill It In
A field-by-field walkthrough of B.C.'s Notice of Rent Increase (RTB-7), with a worked 2027 example and the errors that delay increases.
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GeneralBC Rent Increase Limit for 2027: 2.2%, and What Landlords Can Charge
B.C.'s 2027 rent increase limit is 2.2%. Here is how to calculate it, when to serve the RTB-7, and the rules on the 12-month gap, tenant agreements and additional increases.
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Rent & PaymentsThe N1 Window for 2027 Opens October 3: Serve-Date Math for the 1.9% Year
Ontario's 2027 rent increase guideline is 1.9% — and the first day a landlord can serve an N1 for a January 1, 2027 increase is October 3, 2026, exactly 90 days out. This is the timing piece: the serve-date math for any 2027 effective date, the 12-month rule check, what the effective date controls (including which year
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Rights & LegalThe T1 Application: Getting Money Back From Your Landlord
Key deposits. Pet fees. An unreturned last month's rent. Interest nobody ever paid. N12 compensation that never arrived. Ontario law makes all of it recoverable — through one application with eight grounds and a filing fee under $60. But the T1 runs on a strict one-year lookback, and unchallenged rent increases become
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Rights & LegalThe T6 Application: How Tenants Enforce Repairs at the LTB
Your landlord's duty to repair is absolute — but it enforces itself exactly never. The T6 is the application that turns ignored repair requests into orders: rent abatements, deadlines, reimbursements, even a freeze on rent increases until the work is done. It costs $48, runs on a one-year clock, and lives or dies on da
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Rights & LegalThe L5 Application: How to File for an Above-Guideline Rent Increase in Ontario
You've confirmed your AGI grounds — now comes the paperwork. The L5 is the LTB's most unusual filing: it skips the portal entirely, runs on an Excel form with strict naming rules, demands every receipt up front, and bills $233-plus before anyone reads a word. Here's the complete filing walkthrough — schedules, RUI, fee
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Rights & LegalThe AGI Process in Ontario: When Landlords Can Raise Rent Above the Guideline
Ontario's rent guideline isn't always the ceiling. Through an Above-Guideline Increase, landlords can recover extraordinary tax hikes, major capital work, and security costs — but only on three statutory grounds, under strict caps, with a hearing at the end and an expiry date built in. Here's the full process: grounds,
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Rights & LegalThe N2 Notice in Ontario: Rent Increases for Rent-Control-Exempt Units
If your rental was first occupied after November 15, 2018, the annual guideline doesn't cap your rent increases — but using the N1 instead of the N2, skipping the 90-day notice, or failing to prove the exemption can void the increase entirely. Here's how the N2 actually works.
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Rent & PaymentsOntario Rent Increases 2027: The Complete N1 Guide
Ontario's 2027 rent increase guideline is 1.9% — the maximum most landlords can raise rent without going to the LTB. This complete guide covers the 1.9% cap, the exact N1 notice rules, the 90-day timing (you can serve as early as October 2026 for a January 2027 increase), who's exempt, and the mistakes that quietly voi
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Rights & LegalOntario Rent Increases 2026: The Complete N1 Guide
A complete 2026 guide to rent increases in Ontario. Understand the 2.1% provincial guideline, the 90-day N1 notice requirement, when rent increases apply, what voids them, and how the process works for landlords, property managers, and tenants alike.
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Tools & EvaluationsProperty Management Software Ontario: What to Look for in 2026
Ontario PMs need more than generic software. Here's what to evaluate in 2026 — from LTB form automation and rent increase compliance to Canadian payments, RBAC, and trust accounting.
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