BC Security Deposit and Pet Damage Deposit Rules: What Landlords Can Charge and Keep
A room totally destroyed with a dog in the middle displayed prominently (source of the damage)
A room totally destroyed with a dog in the middle displayed prominently (source of the damage)
A giant padlock in front of floating residential “for lease” and “for rent” signs. The padlock is solidly locked and in big letters it’s labelled Solid No Smoking Clause
A bunch of cats and dogs sitting on a sofa beside each other in a nice apartment family room
A large document labeled RTB-1 with holes all over it and missing pages strewn about. It’s supposed to represent an article about “gaps” in the RTB-1 form (British Columbia standard lease)
A backdrop image that clearly depicts BC in a recognizably BC way (something you might find in a tourism brochure). In the middle should be an overlay of an old sacred book with the title clearly seen on it: “Secret Guide To Protecting Your BC Rental Property”
A house with mountains in the background and a flag in front that says “Proud Albertan!”. A happy landlord holding a bag of money labelled “Rent Increase” that was just given to him by a happy tenant.
a split screen with a sad man with one document in front of a tribunal hearing on the left part and on the right part, a happy man with full organized filing folders and documents neatly and clearly labelled, with photograph albums, papers, videos and more in front of the same tribunal hearing
An ethnic man putting a a bag full of cash labelled “Security deposit” into a safe vault labelled “Landlord’s Bank”