Document background
The 90 Day Rent Increase Notice is a mandatory legal document required across Canadian provinces when landlords intend to increase rent for residential properties. This notice must be issued at least 90 days before the intended increase takes effect and must comply with provincial rent control guidelines, which typically limit both the frequency and percentage of allowable increases. The document is essential for maintaining legal compliance in landlord-tenant relationships and must include specific information such as the current rent, proposed new rent, effective date, and calculation methodology where required. It's particularly relevant in regions with strict rent control measures and serves as official documentation for both parties. The notice must be properly served to tenants according to provincial regulations and may require additional supporting documentation depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances of the increase.
