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The Rent Increase Letter Month To Month is a essential document in Canadian residential tenancy management, used when a landlord wishes to increase the rent for tenants on month-to-month leases. This document must be crafted in accordance with provincial residential tenancy laws, which typically require landlords to provide adequate notice (usually 90 days in most provinces) and limit rent increases to once every 12 months. The letter must clearly state the current rent, the amount of increase, the new rent amount, and the effective date. It's crucial for landlords to understand that rent increases must comply with provincial rent control guidelines, where applicable, and proper notice must be given in the prescribed format. This document serves as both a legal notice and a formal record of the rent increase communication.
