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Reasons to terminate a Residential Tenancy Agreement

Under section 47(1) of the BC Residential Tenancy Act, a landlord may, at any time, give the tenant a notice of the end of the tenancy if any one of the following events has occurred..
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When can a landlord increase rent, and by how much?

Under the BC Residential Tenancy Act (Part 3), a landlord may increase the rent in only two circumstances.
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How do security deposits work in BC?

Section 17 of the BC Residential Tenancy Act provides that a landlord may require a tenant to pay a security deposit as a condition of entering into a tenancy agreement or as a term of a tenancy agreement.
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Does the landlord have the duty to repair and maintain the rental property?

The landlord has a duty to repair all types of residential premises, furnished or unfurnished, even if they were in disrepair when the tenancy agreement was made. 
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Can a tenant assign the tenancy agreement or sublet the rental unit?

A residential tenant may not assign or sublet unless the landlord’s consent in writing. 
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Maximize Your Online Presence to Reach More Potential Tenants

To maximize your online presence and connect with more potential tenants, leveraging digital platforms is crucial for landlords and property managers. With the advent of technology and social media, reaching the right audience has become easier and faster. Creating a comprehensive property promotion strategy can highlight rental properties effectively and engage potential tenants. This strategy […]

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Marketing vacant properties to reach the ideal tenant demographic

Marketing vacant properties effectively requires pinpointing and reaching the ideal tenant demographic through strategic channels. The goal is to understand what potential renters value and then use targeted techniques to showcase a property's appeal. For landlords and property managers, this involves employing engaging visuals and digital strategies that resonate with the right audiences. Understanding the […]

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Implementing pre-screening questions to save time and resources

Implementing pre-screening questions is a crucial strategy to save time and resources for landlords and property managers. Pre-screening helps quickly identify suitable tenants, reducing the burden of extensive screening processes. This approach is not only time-efficient but also cost-effective, helping property owners focus their attention on candidates who meet their requirements from the outset. Table […]

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Handling tenant applications from students or young professionals

Landlords and property managers frequently encounter unique challenges when handling tenant applications from students or young professionals. Catering to these groups requires a tailored approach, especially since these applicants often have limited rental histories and varying income sources. In the competitive rental market, landlords must ensure that they evaluate each application with clear criteria to […]

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Handling tenant applications from couples or multiple unrelated adults

Handling tenant applications from couples or multiple unrelated adults involves careful consideration of various financial, legal, and logistical factors to ensure a successful tenancy agreement. Each application requires a comprehensive evaluation of joint financial responsibilities, debt impact, and legal documentation needs. Ensuring the process is smooth and fair assists property managers and landlords in securing […]

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Handle Multiple Applications Fairly and Legally

Handling multiple applications fairly and legally involves balancing diversity considerations with legal compliance in property management. Landlords and property managers must ensure fair treatment of all potential tenants while adhering to established laws and fostering inclusive rental environments. Properly handling applications fosters a more equitable rental marketplace and ensures legal safeguards are maintained. Table of […]

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