2021 Landlord Education Series: N12 and N13

In the second of four videos for small residential landlords renting in Ontario, the LSHC staff present information on ending a tenancy based on the N12 and N13 notice and speak about recent legislative amendments that have impacted the process, the requirement to pay the tenant compensation, and bad faith applications that may be brought by a tenant.

[@maryrose7712]

Great, Thank you so much for your time.

[@kellypickler5284]

great video!! thaanks!

[@raghavendranranganathan7029]

We have a rental property ; and tenant agreement is going to end on Dec 15th,2022. Considering personal circumstances, we have decided to move in to the property ; hence we have issued N12 form three months before the end date of the leadse agreement.(September 15th,2022). They were oaky with it. Last week, Tenant came back to us for the compensation ; hence, they gave an option not to deduct for last two months. I wanted to check with my realtor and paralegal, before I confirm on this .. Today, I have responded that I am okay to pay compensation. However, we gave an option . i.e.., In case if they are okay to continue to stay as a tentant, we will cancel N12 and they can proced with their lease on month on month basis after Dec 15,2022. If not, we will be moving in to the property for our own use. Is this a bad faith? I haven't forced anything here. We just send an email comm stating the additional option. Please advise.

[@landlordsself-helpcentre7429]

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