The BC Residential Tenancy Act
British Columbia’s Residential Tenancy Act (the Act) and Regulation apply to: Tenancy agreements Rental units Residential properties The landlord's responsibilities A landlord is someone who, in exchange for rent, gives another person (the tenant) the right to use the residential property. A landlord can be: The owner of the buildingThe owner’s agent The owner’s successors
The Importance of Regular Inspections
Good communication with tenants Regular inspections are an opportunity for tenants to communicate their needs to the landlord, and for landlords to reiterate their rules to the tenants. This bi-directional communication creates a cooperative relationship. Tenants are an asset and also your best source of information about the property. Together, tenants and managers can ensure
Preparing Your Home to Rent
Converting your home to a long-term rental can be a practical solution if you are moving for work or upgrading to a larger home. The local property market is certain to grow and appreciate so holding on to a much-loved property is a good option for the future. Here are some suggestions that will