is it ok for the owner of a rental unit to enter your unit whenever he/she choses?
92100
No. Absolutely not and you can pinpoint to your landlord that it is against the law. I hope you have a formal written agreement from the province stating that; even you do not have one, it is still against the law.\nYou are allowed to have your own privacy unless there is an emergency like a fire or a neighbour reporting screams..\nAs for repairs which do not need immediacy, you both agree on a certain time and a date.
336880
Your landlord has the right to search the property with reasonable notice.  It is his property, you are just "borrowing it".  That being said, since you are paying to occupy that place you have rights as well.  He can't come unannounced and search your property, the things inside your apartment are yours.  As for the eviction, he can't evict you for pets if there is no pet clause in the rental agreement.  All changes to a rental agreement need to be in writing and signed by the tenant showing that they are aware of the new changes and agree to adhere to them.  If it's not in there it can't be pursued.  Hope this helps.
659268
as long as you have a legal binding up to date lease he cannot kick you out ,but after your lease is up if he chooses not to renew it he don't have to ,had that happen to me once i was the manager on the property and lived there as well new owners came in had to honor my lease and i guess i got lucky they let me keep my job as well
174343
Call the landlord or property manager.
912454
Whatever your contract says is what the landlord has to go by. It's a legal document and he can't just change it whenever he wants. If the contract is for a year, then he can legally charge you for every month the unit sits empty after you vacate. If you are on a month to month basis, then he is only entitled to your deposit. \nIf there are problems with the apartment that weren't disclosed to you then you may be able to get out of the contract all together. It depends on what it is though. Or if he refuses to fix something.....you have a right to live in an apartment free of defects as long as your paying rent......\nGood Luck !!!!!
695701
Usually no--why should the apartment manager/owner get penalized because you bought a house.
212254
If they are paying the rent directly to the landlord, then the landlord was notified when they moved in.  In that case, a new lease SHOULD have been drawn up with all three of your names on it and all three signatures.  Otherwise, YOU are taking full responsibility for any and all damages to the house.  Not a good idea.\n\nBut since yours IS the only signature and you are taking full responsibility, you are within your rights to ask them to vacate the property.  They have no legal rights to be there if they don't have a lease.
691531
Even if she is the property owner, she can not drop in unexpectedly. If she does, you have every right to call the police. They will arrest her.\n\nshe does have the legal right to inspect the home, but at an agreed upon time. She is also not permitted by law to enter the premises without your knowledge. Again, if that occurs, call the police.
1029024
they might rent to you, but ask a bigger deposit from you
1072427
no they cant ask for additional deposits if you have a lease sounds to me like someone is scamming you ,call the head office and ask for owner or the person under him let him no what the manager is doing ,you can also go to the library and get a book called The Landlord and Tenant Book it has a lot of interesting things in it
79716
Try to find someone your landlord would be happy to lease to in your place.
1130616
You don't have to let him show it in the evening if it is not convenient.  Its good you do not have the Lease w/ Purchase Option in writing, because all your dealings under the Landlord Tenant Act.   Its his property, but your home until it has to be relinquished back to him.  So stand firm and kindly tell him and the potential renter , if they shows up that you are not willing to allow the viewing right now.  Give an alternate date and time and close the door.  If he persist, call the police.  You will be well within your rights.  KEY-BE SURE TO GIVE AN ALTERNATE DATE AND TIME.   This shows that you are trying to cooperate and are resonable.   \n\nPS  Keep all of the emails...they sound threatening and you can use them in court if necessary.
721985
That is normally not a big deal.  Just tell the Realtor when going in what you are doing.  They would appreciate that greatly...
679531
...Is your gas and heat part of utilities addendum in your lease agreement?   If so asking the landlord to extract out a separate bill for just you would be discriminatory action against ALL the OTHER residents. He would be very reluctant to do that. Anything a landlord provides to one resident, he must be prepared to provide equally for all other residents.  For instance an announcement is attached to the office door/window for all to see...OR placed on all tenants doors. Time consuming for him to do.
99216
I asked this question myself when I hired a Property Management Co. to rent out a house of mine. I thought a lease would be best for me when renting my home out. I ended up renting month to month because the management Co. explained that although you have a signed lease the owner has to show do diligence in leasing/renting out the property if the tenant leaves early. They had said a judge would look for the owner to perform before any judgement againt the tenant for failure to meet conditions of lease.\n      I would recommned you discuss with whomever you signed the lease with (if you haven't) and see if you can end the terms amicably. Also, consult with a real estate attorney so you can be well versed in your rights if you can not solve this matter to the satisfaction of both parties.
916278
Give them a rent book, visitors shouldn't be staying that long. If they object show them the door. Your visitor is probably using your gas, electric, water and if they are using that then in theory they should be billed for half of it. You might wanna take advice from a lawyer too. See what the visitors rights and your rights are. Personally I feel you are being taken for a ride with this one. When they arrived they probably had no intentions of moving on quickly. Now you must put your foot down and say if you stay you pay. My bet is they will be gone by the morning!
366776
Sometimes there is different date written on the lease that says when you specifically took ownership but usually its when signed. Check the lease or ask. There should be a specific date.