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Moving fees: A landlord can charge a fee if a tenant requests to move between units in a multi-tenanted building. This must be stated in the tenancy agreement and the fee can't be greater than $15 or 3% of the monthly rent. A landlord can also charge a move-in fee only if it's required by strata bylaws.
When a tenant allows somebody to move in as a roommate, that new roommate has no rights under the existing lease. And the roommate is not protected by the main law protecting tenants in BC, the Residential Tenancy Act. It's a different story if the new roommate is added to the lease, or everyone signs a new lease.
Before a tenant moves in, a landlord needs to be confident that they have: met the rental property requirements from relevant legal documents, ensured that the property is safe to rent, and that they are confident with their tenant's identity, immigration status, and employment credentials.
You can be charged up to £50 to change a term in your tenancy or transfer it to someone else. This includes the situation where you find a replacement tenant who then signs a new agreement with landlord. You can only be charged more than £50 if the landlord can show the change costs them more than this.
While your landlord or letting agent will need to gain access to the property to carry out inspections, repairs and maintenance, the law says that they must give you 24-hours' written notice.
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A landlord may not enter the rental unit without notice to perform repairs even where the tenant has requested the repairs unless the landlord obtains the tenant's consent to enter the unit at the time the landlord goes to the unit to make the repairs.
In the simplest definition, move-in fees are the total amount a unit buyer must pay before the unit is officially be given to him or her.
You Must Give 24-Hour Written Notice In Ontario, you are required to give your tenants a 24-hour notice stating why you want to enter or inspect the rental property, the date and the time you intend to do so, plus any other activities you plan to carry out, like taking pictures.
From 1 June 2019, when the Tenant Fees Act comes into effect, it's illegal for a letting agent to charge you fees when you rent a new property, or renew your tenancy.
While there is no landlord handbook, inspecting a property every month is excessive. In some cases, this could be deemed as harassment - especially if there is no valid reason to conduct an inspection. In the case of new tenants, it's a good idea to visit the property three months into the tenancy.

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