Check one thing, fast.
Not every question needs a full lease review. These tools apply the RTA’s rules deterministically to a single notice, increase, or fee — no upload, no account, and every result cites the section it came from.
Checks a rent increase notice against the 90-day written notice rule, the 12-month rule, and the annual guideline cap for rent-controlled units.
Checks an N4, N5, N8, N12 or N13 notice for the required notice period, termination date and landlord obligations before it can be enforced.
Calculates the interest owed on a last month's rent deposit and flags deposits and fees the RTA does not permit a landlord to charge.
Shows what the RTA and Ontario's maintenance standards require for heat, hot water, pests, mould and other repairs, and when to escalate to the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Checks a landlord's entry against the reasons the RTA permits, the 24-hour written notice rule, and the 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. window, and gives the deadline to apply to the Board.
Need to put it in writing? Every checker can turn its result into a letter to your landlord that cites the RTA, ready to copy, print, or save as a PDF.
See tenant lettersHave the whole lease? Upload it for a full clause-by-clause review that flags terms which may not be enforceable under the RTA.
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