Control over the end date of the tenancy Financial fluidity Peace of mind Moving out or replacing a tenant on short notice Less predictable income Whether a month-to-month tenancy is advantageous ...

British Columbia has shortened the no-fault eviction notice period available to landlords from four months to three months ...

You, together with any other joint tenant(s) give us at least four weeks (28 days) written notice. You must tell us at the same ... you may be entitled to compensation at the end of your tenancy under ...

Tenancy at will is a flexible rental arrangement that offers both landlords and tenants the freedom to end the lease at any time, provided they give proper notice. Unlike fixed-term leases ...

Unlike a traditional lease, tenancy-at-will does not specify an end date, and either party can terminate the arrangement, usually with proper notice based on state laws. For example, imagine a ...

A tenant should always attend their hearing on the date stated in the Notice of Hearing. If you or someone you know receives ...

The fire department determined that a lit candle caused the fire. The tenants admitted they lit the candle and that it caused the fire. The fire department also sent photos of clutter in the unit.

A years-long dispute involving tenants, a landlord, and the Residential Tenancy Branch made it to the B.C. Supreme Court this ...