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A tenant can be evicted within ten days if they miss a payment. Depending on the reason for eviction, the landlord needs to provide 10 - 120 days of notice. Tenants have a ranging window to dispute the eviction with the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB).

A tenant can be evicted within ten days if they miss a payment. Depending on the reason for eviction, the landlord needs to provide 10 - 120 days of notice. Tenants have a ranging window to dispute the eviction with the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB).

If the tenant does not pay or move out, you can apply to the LTB for an order to evict the tenant and to collect the rent that the tenant owes; or. You can apply to the LTB for an order to collect the rent that the tenant owes, without asking the LTB to make an order to evict the tenant.

The landlord must serve the two-month notice so the tenant receives it: Two months before the move-out date, and. Before the day the rent is due.

The Basics. BC tenants and landlords should be familiar with the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) – the department of the provincial government in charge of residential tenancy law. The RTB runs an administrative tribunal that can rule on or “adjudicate” legal disputes between tenants and landlords.

If you repeatedly pay your rent late – the general rule is least three times within a 12-month period – your landlord can evict you for “cause”, using a One Month Notice. See section 47 of the Residential Tenancy Act and Policy Guideline 38 for more information.

Right to Buy (RTB) is a government scheme which gives qualifying council tenants a chance to buy their homes. Most applicants will qualify for a discount of the full market valuation of your property if you have been a secure council tenant for at least 3 years.

If the full amount of rent isn't paid on time, the landlord can serve a notice to end tenancy, which applies to each person named on that tenancy agreement, or apply for dispute resolution against any or all of them for unpaid rent.