Under Saskatchewan tenancy law, both landlords and tenants have certain rights and obligations under the rental contract. These rights and obligations are highlighted under both the Residential Tenancies Act of 2006 and the Residential Tenancies Regulations of 2007.
Are you looking to understand Saskatchewan security deposit laws? The security deposit is an essential component of any landlord and tenant relationship. It must be properly described in your lease or tenancy agreement. However, you can’t make up novel security deposit rules that fail to comply…
Having long-term tenants guarantees recurring income for your rental investment. In addition, long-term tenants can result in a damage-free home and better landlord-tenant relationship. While it may seem a daunting task to attract loyal tenants in a competitive industry, there are solid ways to…
Are you looking to expand your tenant pool? Consider renting to tenants who have pets! Pet owners consider their four-legged friends as part of their family and treat them as such. And it would be unfair to require a pet owner to give up their pet just to live in your rental property.
Performing renovations is part of a landlord’s responsibilities. Normal wear and tear is to be expected over time, so improvements are required if you want to maintain the value of your property. New tenants are bound to be attracted to well-maintained and upgraded units during your advertising…
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