Ontario Home Intel · Rental resource centre
Landlord & tenant resources.
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Understand your next step in an Ontario rental. Find plain-language answers, practical tools and the guidance that fits your situation.
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View the tools directory →60 resources in 8 topics. Open a topic to browse.
8 guidesGetting startedApplications, leases, deposits & insurance
5 guidesRent & paymentsIncreases, arrears & payment records
8 guidesRepairs & property careMaintenance, pests, damage & utilities
8 guidesEntry, pets & occupantsAccess, locks, guests & day-to-day rules
13 guidesNotices & ending a tenancyMoving out, selling, N12/N13 & the LTB
- N4, N5, N7, N8, N12 and N13 notices
- Selling a tenanted property
- LTB applications and hearings
- Renovations and N13 notices
- Breaking or assigning a lease
- Bad-Faith N12 Evictions
- Selling a House With a Tenant
- Rental Move-Out Checklist
- N5: Interference, Damage & Overcrowding
- N7: Serious Problems
- N8: Ending at the End of Term
- Assignment vs Subletting
- Abandoned Belongings
6 toolsCalculators & planningRent, notice dates, forms & property costs
6 toolsRecords & documentsReceipts, arrears, cash flow & paperwork
6 toolsInspections & managementApplications, condition reports & maintenance
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Planning a rental property?
Check local requirements before buying or creating a rental unit. Explore municipality guides, zoning and permits, and renovation guidance.
Know what to verify
Use OHI as a starting point, then follow the official sources in each guide. Forms, deadlines and requirements can change. The LTB Form Finder helps you find relevant forms.
General information, not legal advice. Ontario Home Intel is an independent educational resource, not a law firm, paralegal service, property-management company or government agency. Your tenancy type and facts matter. Verify current requirements with Tribunals Ontario, the Government of Ontario or an appropriate legal professional before acting.