The New Mandatory Residential Tenancy Agreement (RTA)
- Created by the Ontario Government
- This Agreement must be used by all landlors of private residential rental units, including condominium units
- Beginning April 30, 2018: all Landlords must use the new mandatory Residential Tenancy Agreement Form (RTA) for all new leases
- This new standard form (RTA) attempts to clarify the rights and obligations of landlord and tenants
- For rental of a condo, the new Form requires landlords to provide the condominium's governing documents and requires the tenant to abide by them
- Landlords have an obligation to provide tenants with a copy of the declaration, by-laws and rules of the corporation within 10 days of entering into the lease or its renewal
- The new Form (RTA) explicitly recognize that a landlord can require a tenant to comply with pet restrictions found in the condominium's rules
A Guide To The Residential Tenancies Act
Call for more information
Patricia: 416-879-2094
patriciakatzrealestate@gmail.com
Patricia Katz, Broker
Call for more information
Patricia: 416-879-2094
patriciakatzrealestate@gmail.com
Freehold Average Sale Price in February 2018
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Home Type
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Area 416
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Area 905
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Detached
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$1,282,240
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$911,065
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Semi-detached
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$985,902
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$648,338
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Townhouse
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$776,642
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$600,671
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Condo Aptt
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$570,275
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$435,216
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Sutton Group-Associates Realty Inc., Brokerage
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