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Tribunals Ontario

What does mediocre property management really cost you?

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50% of Tenants

Fail to meet basic requirements, and 10% cause significant property damage

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53 Hours

Per month that's the average time landlords spend tackling property-related issues

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Depleting NOI

On your property means eroding profits and diminishing its overall value

LTB Forms

The latest LTB forms can now be filed on the Tribunals Ontario Portal.

These forms include the L1, L2, L3, L4, L9, L10, T1, T2, T5, T6, C1, C2, and combined applications.

  • The L1 form is for an Application to Evict a Tenant for Non-payment of Rent and to Collect Rent the Tenant Owes.
  • The L2 form is for an Application to End a Tenancy and Evict a Tenant.
  • The L3 form is for an Application to Collect Rent the Tenant Owes.
  • The L4 form is for an Application to Terminate a Tenancy and Evict a Tenant.
  • The L9 form is for an Application to Collect a Utility Arrears.
  • The L10 form is for Tenant Application about Maintenance.
  • The T1 form is for Landlord’s Application to Evict a Tenant.
  • The T2 form is for Tenant’s Application for a Rebate.
  • The T5 form is for Application about Tenant Rights.
  • The T6 form is for Tenant’s Application for Maintenance.
  • The C1 form is for Co-operatives Application to Evict a Member.
  • The C2 form is for Co-operatives Member’s Application about Co-op Rights.

These forms cover various aspects of landlord and tenant applications and provide a structured approach for filing requests with the Landlord and Tenant Board.

Forms for Landlords

Landlords involved in LTB proceedings may need to use various forms at different stages of the process.

Some of the necessary forms include the N4 form for giving notice to tenants for non-payment of rent, N5 form for giving notice to tenants for causing damage, and N6 form for giving notice of rent increase.

Additionally, Form L10 is used for certifying service of documents, Form A2 is used for consent to disclose personal information, and Form T1 is used for requesting a rent reduction due to a landlord’s failure to provide services.

Other important forms for landlords include forms for payment (e.g., Form L9), requesting services (e.g., Form T2), and terminating tenancy (e.g., N7 form for giving notice to end tenancy for landlord’s own use).

These forms are essential for landlords to properly and legally navigate LTB proceedings and communicate with tenants effectively.

Forms for Tenants

Tenants involved in LTB proceedings also have specific forms available to them. These forms enable tenants to assert their rights and address various issues they may encounter during their tenancy.

For instance, the T2 form allows tenants to apply for a rent reduction due to a decrease in services provided by the landlord.

This form gives tenants an opportunity to seek fair compensation for any inconvenience or disruption in their living conditions. The T6 form is used by tenants to request maintenance or repairs from the landlord, ensuring that their living space remains safe and habitable.

Additionally, the L1 form allows tenants to dispute an eviction notice for non-payment of rent and to address any outstanding rent issues. Tenants can also use the L10 form to report maintenance concerns and request necessary repairs.

Notices of Termination for Landlords

Notices of Rent Increase for Landlords

Application Forms for Landlords

Other Forms for Landlords

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How Our Clients WIN with Found Spaces

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12% Rental Income Increase

average within the first year

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10% Property Value Increase

average over three years

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30% Reduction in Tenant Turnover

1.5 to 2.5 Years Average lease term Increase