Ontario rent increase calculator
Maximum increase, earliest effective date, and the last day to serve the N1.
Free tools and plain-English guides for Ontario landlords, each with official sources.
Maximum increase, earliest effective date, and the last day to serve the N1.
Yearly interest on a last month's rent deposit, and the rule for using that interest to top up the deposit.
Income and expenses totalled by property and by T776 line, including condo fees, ready to hand to your accountant.
The 2026 (2.1%) and 2027 (1.9%) guidelines, the history since 2021, and exemptions.
The serve-by and mail-by dates for an increase in each month of 2027.
Which one to use: an N1, an N2, or an N10 agreement.
Seasonal home maintenance guides with vetted how-to videos.
Create a printable rent receipt; your data stays in your browser.
Track repairs and costs by property and export them as CSV.
Key points on the last month's rent deposit and other deposits.
The income records and receipts to gather before you file.
General information, not legal advice. Use the official Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) forms and the Residential Tenancies Act as the authority. Results are estimates; check the official sources.
Tenant screening in Canada: what a landlord can ask on a rental application, credit check consent, why you can't require a SIN, and human rights rules.
Rent increase guideline 2026 by province: Ontario 2.1%, BC 2.3%, Manitoba 1.8%, Nova Scotia 5% cap, Quebec TAL 3.1%, Alberta no cap. Notice periods and forms.
Printable Ontario checklist for an L1 rent arrears application: N4 and Certificate of Service, rent ledger, payment records, deposit, filing, deadlines and the half-arrears rule.
Rental property expenses deductible in Canada, line by line on Form T776: current vs capital, CCA on rental buildings, rental-use % and records to keep.
Free printable rental application with a tenant screening consent section for Canadian landlords: credit check consent, references, no SIN required, retention and withdrawal.
How a tenant ends a monthly or fixed-term lease in Ontario: 60 days' written notice for a monthly tenancy, the N9 form, early termination, and what a landlord must and must not do.
Ontario standard lease for landlords: when it is mandatory, what happens if you skip it, illegal clauses, security and key deposit rules, and how to fill it in.
Ontario's rent increase guideline is 2.1% for 2026 and 1.9% for 2027, capped at 2.5%. History since 2021, the 12-month and 90-day rules, and exempt units.
N4 form Ontario guide: the new 7-day notice period, how a tenant voids an N4 by paying, filing an L1 with the LTB, fees, timeline and what not to do.
N12 form Ontario guide: who can move in, 60 days' notice, one month's rent compensation and the new 120-day option, the L2 declaration and bad-faith fines.
In Ontario, a tenant deposit is usually last month's rent, and it can only be used for the last month of the tenancy. Damage deposits are generally not allowed. Key points and links to the official text.
Ontario landlord repair duties: the standard of good repair, health and safety rules, how tenants should report problems, what to do about a slow repair, and how the LTB decides.
Non-resident rental income in Canada: the 25% withholding tax on gross rent, the NR6 form, section 216 return deadlines, NR4 slips and section 116 sales.
Ontario rent increase forms compared: N1 for most units, N2 for partially exempt units, and the N10 agreement for capital work or new services (guideline + 3%).
When to serve an Ontario N1 rent increase notice for each of the next 12 months: 90 days before, 91 by courier, 95 if you mail it.
How much notice a landlord needs to enter a rental unit in Ontario, BC, Alberta and Quebec: 24-hour notice, allowed hours, emergencies and showings.
Form T776, Statement of Real Estate Rentals, is used to report rental income and expenses. Here are the income records, expense receipts and property details to gather before you file.