Ontario Landlord Forms
The Missing Clauses Form 2229E Doesn’t Cover — Plus 49 Forms for Every Situation You’ll Face as a Landlord
The Ontario Landlord Protection Addendum adds enforceable clauses directly into Section 15 of Form 2229E — covering the gaps that leave landlords exposed at the Landlord and Tenant Board. And the Protection Kit arms you with 49 additional forms, notices, checklists, and templates covering every stage of the tenancy lifecycle, from screening to move-out.
$59 — One-time. No subscription.
One-time purchase. Download now right after payment. Includes editable Word/PDF files for use on all your Ontario properties.
— or — See what’s included first

Most landlords don’t realize what their lease doesn’t cover — until it’s too late.
How It Works
Buy & Download
Complete checkout and receive your files instantly via email and download page.
Edit & Customize
Edit the header, lease, terms, footer, whatever you wish! Or just use it out-of-the-box.
Attach to 2229E
Attach it to your Ontario lease (Form 2229E) and have both parties sign.
Core Addendum vs. Complete Protection Kit
Buying these forms individually would cost over $200. Get everything in one complete system for $59!
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43+ Clause RTA Added Terms |
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Special Optimal Usage Guide PDF |
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Word (DOC) & PDF Format |
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Tenant Screening Application |
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Co-Signer/Guarantor Schedule/Form |
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Move-In + Move-Out Inspection Checklist |
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Smoke Alarm Test |
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Entry Notice |
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Late Rent Letter + Eviction Letter |
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Pest Notices + Info Sheets (mice, bedbugs, |
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Behaviour Issues (noise, paint, garbage, |
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Utility Usage + Reduction Tips |
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Key Return, Eviction Notice, |
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Direct Deposit Instruction + Intro Letter + MORE (49 IN TOTAL) |
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Want the complete toolkit? The Protection Kit includes everything above plus 49 landlord forms covering the full tenancy lifecycle — from screening to move-out.
Best value for landlords managing multiple tenants or properties
Everything Inside The PROTECTION KIT
49 professionally drafted landlord forms, organized into 7 categories — included with your purchase.
Application – Screening
Residential Tenant Application
Co-Signer/Guarantor Agreement
Reference Letter
Tenant Survey
Hello/Introduction Letter
Rent Payments
Late Rent Warning
Rent Receipts (Legacy version)
Direct Deposit Notice
Cheque Run-Out
Standard Rent Raise Notice
Lease Setup
Tenancy Confirmation Letter
Permission To Install
Change of Mind/Withdrawal Form
Property Entry & Inspections
Entry Notice
Annual Inspections Notice
Safety Inspection Notice
Smoke Alarm Test Checklist
Moving-In Inspection Checklist
End Of Tenancy
Lease End Intentions
Moving Out Notice
Move-Out Inspection Checklist
Key Deposit
Key Return
Rental For Sale
Eviction Notice
Verbal Notice
Annual Contact Update
Behaviour & Property Rules
Noise Letter
Smoking Notice
Illegal Acts
Alarms Abuse (Smoke)
Garbage Notice
Clean-Up Warning
Parking Notice
Storage Warning
Pet Damage Warning
Pest Issues Letter
Bedbugs
Cockroaches
Mice
Fleas
Termites
Utility Usage
Utility Usage TIPS
Paint Letter
Paint Confirmation
Paint Colours Warning
Start Folder
Basic Letter Template
Proper Notice Reminder
Read-Me.doc
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“I had a tenant issue that would’ve been a nightmare without this. The clauses covered me exactly where the standard lease didn’t.”
– C.R. (Ontario)
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“Clean, simple, and actually written in plain English. I wasn’t left wondering what anything meant.”
– Rahul (BC)
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“Good stuff for a first time landlord like me.
– Stella (Ontario)
More Ontario Landlord Forms & Lease Templates
Are you renting a co-op, senior living unit, mobile home or other Ontario rental that does NOT require the mandatory government Lease Form 2229E? Or Are you looking for the Addendum without the full Protection Kit?
Forms for Other Provinces
Looking for landlord forms outside Ontario? Explore province-specific lease agreements and addendums tailored to local tenancy laws across Canada
Each province has different tenancy rules — always use forms specific to your jurisdiction

