Schedule a Rental Agreement Ontario

The tenant must dispose of the garbage properly in accordance with the rules established by the municipal or provincial authorities, which now exist and may change from time to time, including a waste diversion, reduction or recycling program. The tenant agrees to place the garbage / recycling in the appropriate place for collection at the appropriate times, depending on the pick-up schedule. The tenant pays any rent payment on the day it is due, without any deduction or reduction. All payments included herein may be made by direct debit or electronic transfer. The Tenant acknowledges that from time to time work, restorations, renovations or other projects may be carried out that could cause disruption and affect the enjoyment of the premises rented by the Tenant. The Tenant further acknowledges that the rent paid takes into account all the aforementioned works, disturbances and/or disturbances that occur during the period of occupation of the rental unit. * In the event that emergency access is required, the Lessor may enter the premises, provided that the Lessor makes all reasonable efforts to notify the Tenant before entering the Premises. The Renter agrees not to sublet or license the Premises or any part thereof or to list or promote or use all or part of the Premises on a short-term basis or at the hotel, boarding, accommodation, timeshare, trade or travel websites, including but not limited to, AirBnb, for the duration of its rental. If a pet is present, the tenant is responsible for all damage caused by a pet to the rented premises and common areas and reimburses the owner for the cost of repairs resulting from his damage. The tenant undertakes to clean after the animal so that urine or feces do not remain or are visible anywhere in or on the rooms and rental grounds.

The landlord pays property taxes and maintains fire insurance on the premises. The tenant acknowledges that the landlord`s fire insurance on the premises does not prove coverage of the tenant`s personal belongings. The tenant may not modify, redevelop or redecorate the rental rooms without the prior written consent of the owner. The tenant will keep the rented premises in the state in which he was at the time of the beginning of this rental agreement, with the exception of reasonable wear and tear. This includes, but is not limited to, painting, wallpapering and laying floors of any kind and not attaching hooks, screws or nails to the walls of rental rooms. The Tenant must immediately inform the Lessor of any damage, defect or accident related to water or water pipes and connections, gas pipes and fittings, heating appliances, rounding of bathtubs, clogged toilets or sink drains. The tenant hereby accepts the rented premises in their current condition and acknowledges that at the time of this rental agreement they are in good condition and in good condition of repair and apartment and that the owner is not obliged to carry out work of any kind, including painting or decoration work. The Tenant agrees not to carry out or permit any actions or activities in or around the Leased Premises for which consideration would normally be payable, including, but not limited to, activities such as the operation of childcare or child care or the operation of another business.

The Lessor represents and guarantees that the equipment contained in this Rental Agreement will be in good condition at the beginning of the rental period. The tenant undertakes to maintain these appliances in a state of normal cleanliness at the expense of the tenant. (b) Allow a potential hypothecary creditor or insurer of the leased premises to inspect the leased premises. The tenant also maintains comprehensive general liability insurance, including the tenant`s legal liability for an amount of at least $1,000,000 per event. The landlord may enter the rented premises at least 24 hours prior to the time of entry, subject to written notice to the tenant indicating the reason for entry, the date of entry and a time of entry between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. in the following circumstances: The following clauses may be added to each MLS registration, offers a lease and a standard Ontario lease document as required Schedule A, if you represent the landlord in a lease advertisement. These additional conditions add an extra layer of protection to a landlord without contravening the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act. Feel free to copy and hand over part or all of the document. The tenant is responsible for providing insurance against property damage and household contents for the contents of the rented premises throughout the rental, and this insurance is valid for an amount at least equal to the total expected loss, which is based on the full replacement costs without deductions or subrogation of claims or otherwise against the owner and against those for whom the owner is legally responsible, is calculated.

The landlord is not responsible for damage to the tenant`s content or property, regardless of the cause. The tenant will not bring into the rental rooms furniture such as a waterbed, freezer, washing machine or dryer that, due to their weight or size, could damage or endanger the structure of the building in which the rental rooms are located. The tenant accepts any change in the locking system or any change in the locks of the building in which the premises are located, provided that the landlord gives the tenant replacement keys. The tenant cannot change the locking system of a door that allows access to the rental space or allow the locking system to be changed during the tenant`s occupation without the landlord`s prior written consent. No tenant, guest, guest or visitor may smoke marijuana or other tobacco cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes or similar products the use of which generates smoke or fumes in the rental building. If you smoke outdoors, all associated materials should be disposed of safely. Upon termination of the lease, the Tenant undertakes to return possession of the rented premises to the Lessor and, in addition, to hand over all the keys relating to the rented premises, entrance doors, electronic garage openers (if any) and any other equipment to the rented premises or the building/property to which the rented premises belong. If there is more than one tenant, each tenant assumes joint and several liability for all obligations under this lease. This means that each tenant is fully responsible for all obligations under this lease, including full payment of the monthly rent due. If an individual tenant leaves the premises before the end of the term, his obligations remain in force. (c) To enable their real estate agent or potential buyer to inspect the leased premises. The tenant may not bring any equipment into the rental property without the express written consent of the landlord and may not use any electrical or gaseous appliances in the rented premises other than those provided by the landlord or already on the premises.

Types of appliances that are not allowed to be used include air conditioners, hotplates, washing machines (including washers and dryers), refrigerators, and dishwashers, among others. The tenant agrees to use the rented premises as an apartment building and for no other purpose. The tenant undertakes not to use the rented premises for illegal activities. d) For regular maintenance inspections and for a condition check before the end of the rental, after the tenant has notified his intention to terminate the rental or before the end of the term. The tenant undertakes to pay all damages caused to the rented premises by the tenants or their guests. The tenant agrees that he is responsible for the replacement of bulbs, veneer cleaners and the removal of lint from the dryer if necessary. The tenant is also responsible for paying for clogged drains or toilets caused by the tenant. The Renter agrees that vehicles will only be parked in spaces that the Lessor may designate from time to time, and the Lessor shall have the right to reallocate such parking spaces from time to time, as the Lessor may determine at its sole discretion. The Renter shall indemnify the Lessor against all claims, actions, damages, losses, liabilities, costs and expenses related to loss of life, bodily injury or property damage arising out of or in connection with the occupation or use by the Tenant or any other resident of the rented premises or caused in whole or in part by any act or omission of the Tenants, its guests, persons who have been authorized or authorized by the tenants to stay in the rented premises, or who result from a violation or non-compliance with the provisions of this rental agreement by the tenant. .