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2026 Ontario rent increase guideline: 2.1%

  • For properties first occupied after Nov. 15, 2018, there is no LTB approval required, but you must use Form N2 and give a 90-day minimum notice for increases over the guideline.
  • Properties first occupied for residential purposes before Nov. 15, 2018 must apply to the LTB before increasing rent over the guideline.
N1Rent Increase

Notice of Rent Increase

Standard LTB guideline rent increase, or LTB-approved above-guideline increase.

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N2Rent Increase

Notice of Rent Increase — Unit Partially Exempt

For units partially exempt from the Residential Tenancies Act. Not applicable to standard guideline increases — use N1 for those.

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N4Non-Payment

Notice to End Tenancy for Non-Payment of Rent

Serve when a tenant has failed to pay rent. The tenant has 14 days to pay all arrears or vacate.

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N5Conduct

Notice to End Tenancy for Interfering with Others, Damage or Overcrowding

For noise, interference with enjoyment, property damage, or overcrowding. The tenant may have an opportunity to correct the behaviour.

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N6Conduct

Notice to End Tenancy for Illegal Act

For illegal acts committed in the rental unit or complex, or misrepresentation of income at time of application.

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N7Conduct

Notice to End Tenancy for Causing Serious Problems

For serious safety concerns, wilful damage, or illegal substance activity. Very short notice period permitted.

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N8Conduct

Notice to End Tenancy at End of Term

For persistently late rent payment or misrepresentation of income at time of rental application.

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N10Rent Increase

Agreement to Increase the Rent Above the Guideline

Use when the landlord and tenant agree to increase the rent above the guideline because the landlord has done or will do capital work, or has provided or will provide a new or additional service.

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N11Agreement

Agreement to End the Tenancy

A mutual written agreement between landlord and tenant to end the tenancy on a specific agreed date.

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