Ontario RTA Compliance — By the Book
Skyhouse navigates Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act and Landlord and Tenant Board processes on your behalf, so you never miss a deadline or file the wrong form.
About This Service
Ontario's RTA is complex. Filing the wrong notice, missing a deadline, or using a non-standard lease can cost landlords months of delays. Skyhouse's team is trained on LTB procedures and keeps current with guideline changes so you don't have to.
What's Included
We calculate, prepare, and serve N1 notices in strict accordance with the annual guideline.
N4 (non-payment), N5 (interference), N12 (owner's use), N13 (demolition/renovation) — correctly prepared and served.
L1, L2, and other applications filed with the LTB when required, with all supporting documentation.
We help landlords prepare documentation and understand the hearing process.
Every tenancy begins with the Ontario Standard Form of Lease, correctly executed.
We track annual rent increase guideline changes and notify affected landlords proactively.
Frequently Asked Questions
The 2025 Ontario Rent Increase Guideline is 2.5%. This applies to most existing tenancies in residential units built before November 15, 2018.
An N4 is a Notice to End a Tenancy Early for Non-payment of Rent. It must be served correctly with the exact amount owed and a 14-day void period before an L1 application can be filed.
Skyhouse can help you prepare for hearings and accompany you, but formal legal representation requires a licensed paralegal or lawyer. We can refer you to qualified professionals.