- Agencies
- Landlord and Tenant Board
- Applies to
- owner
- Building types
- residential
The City of Brampton's guide for landlords in the private rental market, paired with its tenant guide. It sets out how the Residential Tenancies Act defines a landlord, then works through selecting tenants, the Ontario standard lease, human rights limits on screening questions, beginning a tenancy, move in and out inspections, lease renewals, rent increases, evictions, entry, locking systems, substantial interference and harassment. Later sections cover maintenance and safety, vital services, pests, fire safety, parking, city intervention, licensing and registration, subletting and overcrowding.
What it covers
- General responsibilities
- Landlord responsibilities
- Selecting tenants
- Ontario standard lease
- Housing is a human right
- Renting to students, new immigrants and other first-time renters
- Beginning tenancy
- Move in/out inspections
- Lease renewals and rent increases
- Eviction rules
- Entry into rental unit
- Altering locking systems
- Substantial interference
- Harassment
- Landlord rights
- Maintenance and safety
- Vital services
- Household pests
- Fire safety
- Parking
- City intervention
- Additional obligations and considerations
- Licensing and registration programs
- Subletting and assignments
- Occupants and roommates
- Overcrowding
- Unauthorized occupants
- Resources
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Guides · second suite
- Published under
- Additional Residential Units — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Information for Landlords - Renting in Brampton
- Instruments
- Residential Tenancies Act · Ontario Human Rights Code
- Tags
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