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Tenant Survival Guide
Before Renting
The law in BC
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Are you covered by the law?
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What a landlord can ask
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Application fees
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Information for visiting students
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Legislation and Links
Making Your Tenancy Agreement
Protect yourself
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Terms in the agreement
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Pets
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Leases
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Deposits and paying rent
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Condition when you move in
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Legislation and Links
Condition Inspection Reports
Moving in and moving out
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Condition reports
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Penalty for not participating
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Setting a time
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Required information
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Legislation and Links
Security Deposits and Additional Fees
Security deposit and pet damage deposit
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Extra deposits and non-refundable fees
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Getting your deposit back
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Legislation and Links
Repairs and Services When Renting
Landlord and tenant responsibilities
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Getting repairs done and services back
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Emergency repairs
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Legislation and Links
Rent Increases
Regulations
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Notice of rent increase
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Above guideline increases
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Extra occupants
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Legislation and Links
Privacy & Quiet Enjoyment When Renting
Privacy in your home
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Noise and disturbances
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Locks and access
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Guests
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Legislation and Links
Evictions
Notice
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Illegal activity
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Eviction for not paying rent
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Eviction for cause
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Eviction for "landlord use" of property
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Early eviction
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Applying for dispute resolution
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Order to move out
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Legislation and Links
Moving Out When Renting
Giving notice
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Breaking a lease
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Cleaning and move-out inspection
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Legislation and Links
Dispute Resolution for Tenants
What is dispute resolutions?
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Where do I apply?
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Applying for dispute resolution as a group
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How to Prepare for a Hearing
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Dispute Resolution for Tenants#At the hearing
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Conference call hearings
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Collecting money from the landlord
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Review of a dispute resolution decision
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Legislation and Links
Taking Action as a Tenant
Here's what you can do when:
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Tenant Groups
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Media
Other Resources for Tenants
Housing alternatives
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Government
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Advocacy and referral services
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Legal help
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Online resources