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From the Ontario Rental Housing Tribunal:
Free
Applications, Forms and Notices
and
Information Pamphlets (Some of
the available pamphlets are listed below)
Disposal of Abandoned Property:
Rules about the disposal of property left behind by a tenant.
If a tenant doesn’t pay rent: The
basic rules for termination of tenancy by a landlord if a tenant
fails to pay rent.
Illegal Lockouts: Describes
the remedies available to a tenant if they have been improperly
evicted.
Maintenance and Repairs:
Rules about the responsibilities of both landlords and tenants.
Rules About Rent:
Rules about the amount of rent which can be charged a new
tenant, rent deposits, rent increases for current tenants,
illegal rent and charges, and types of rental units not covered
by some of the rent rules.
Summons:
How to request and serve a summons.
Reasons for Terminating a Tenancy
By a Landlord: A chart which describes
how and when a landlord may properly terminate a tenancy.
Terminating a Tenancy:
A summary or overview of terminating a tenancy by a landlord or
a tenant, including lease renewals, and assigning and
subletting.
The Year 2004 Rent Increase
Guideline: An explanation of the
guideline amount for 2004, and what it means to landlords and
tenants.
Landlord's Self-Help Centre
is an incorporated non-profit organization that provides
information, assistance and educational programs to Ontario's
small scale landlords free of charge. |
