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Tenant lease check

Enter the main terms from your lease. You get a plain-language checklist of what to confirm before you sign, with Residential Tenancies Act (Ontario) points where a term may conflict with the Act.

This is not legal or insurance advice. This is general information only. Landlord Pilot is not a law firm, and its operator is not a lawyer, paralegal or licensed insurance advisor. Have a lawyer or paralegal review your lease before you sign. Nothing you enter is saved, logged or shared, including the notes box.

Key lease terms

Monthly rent ($) Deposit paid or requested ($) Rent due day (1–31) Lease type Fixed term end date Notice to end the tenancy in the lease (days) Parking Pets Smoking Repairs

Utilities included in rent

Heat Hydro Water Internet

Tasks the lease gives you (optional), for example lawn, snow or filters Other clauses you want to check (optional, not saved)

Enter the terms as written in the lease. Leave a field empty if you are not sure, and the checklist will ask you to confirm it.

Next: check your tenant insurance

Many leases ask for tenant insurance. The insurance self-check lists what a typical tenant policy covers and what to ask a licensed broker.

Tenant insurance self-check