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Prepare common landlord communications, timing checks, and printable summaries. Each tool highlights when an official BC Residential Tenancy Branch form is still required.
Information, not legal advice. Rules and forms can change. Verify the current official RTB source before serving a notice or keeping any deposit amount. Reviewed 2026-07-31.
Free during launch. No account required.
Official RTB-7 required
Calculate the standard 2026 BC rent increase limit, check timing, and prepare the details needed for the mandatory RTB-7 form.
Open toolCheck service timing
Prepare a written BC notice to enter with the rental address, reasonable purpose, date, time, and person entering.
Open toolNot an eviction notice
Create a professional payment reminder for overdue rent without presenting it as an eviction notice or replacing RTB-30.
Open toolUse RTB-27 for the report
Prepare for a BC move-out inspection with a printable checklist covering scheduling, condition, keys, photos, and records.
Open toolWritten agreement or RTB order required
Prepare a proposed itemized security-deposit deduction summary and calculate the 15-day response deadline.
Open toolThese tools do not decide whether a tenancy is covered by the Residential Tenancy Act, calculate deemed service dates, or replace advice from the Residential Tenancy Branch or a lawyer.
No. These are preparation and communication helpers. When BC requires a prescribed RTB form, the tool identifies it and links to the current official source.
The document builders run in the browser and do not require an account. Avoid entering unnecessary sensitive information and review the privacy policy before use.
No. The first release is designed only for residential tenancies in British Columbia and should not be used for another province or territory.