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Landlord Guide

As a landlord, the more you know about residential tenancy law, the better off your business will be. Tenant turnover costs landlords money. Happy tenants are less likely to move and more likely to take care of your investment.

The decision to become a landlord is one that should be taken very seriously. There is no such thing as an “amateur” landlord. If you rent out one unit or one hundred units, you are running a business as a professional landlord, and you need the knowledge and skill to do so.

The guide was written together with landlord organizations that provide a range of services to landlords organizations throughout BC.

Landlord Guide (English)

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