This plain-language guide offers tenants a basic understanding of residential tenancy law in BC. It is designed to educate readers on their rights and responsibilities and help prevent or resolve any problems they may ... + more details

Ever have a problem roommate? This fact sheet provides some information on what you can do about it. The first step is to determine whether your roommate is seen by the law as your roommate, your co-tenant, or your ... + more details

This guide provides landlords with a basic overview of residential tenancy law in British Columbia. It is designed to assist landlords in resolving any problems or complications with tenants before they arise. + more details

(1) Get receipts, (2) put things in writing, (3) have a witness, (4) take pictures, and (5) find out about your rights & responsibilities as a tenant. This fact sheet provides tenants with five important tips to ... + more details

What should you do before renting a place? What are you responsible for as a tenant? What is your landlord responsible for? This pamphlet provides basic information for BC tenants. + more details

(1) Get receipts, (2) put things in writing, (3) have a witness, (4) take pictures, and (5) find out about your rights & responsibilities as a tenant. This video provides tenants with five important tips to follow when ... + more details

Choose the right tenants, provide a written tenancy agreement, complete move-in and move-out condition inspection reports, make repairs, and find out about your rights and responsibilities as a landlord. This fact sheet ... + more details

Foreclosure is what happens when the bank or another lender wants to take back the house or apartment you rent because your landlord can't pay their mortgage. This fact sheet explains what you as a tenant can do to deal ... + more details

This fact sheet highlights the rights and responsibilities of tenants in non-profit housing, including public housing and co-operative housing. It covers what you and your landlord are responsible for, the tenancy ... + more details

If you get involved in a dispute with your landlord that you cannot resolve, you may need to get the Residential Tenancy Branch to intervene. You can do this by applying to have a hearing with a dispute resolution ... + more details