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The Landlord's Notice Proposing A New Rent is a statutorily required document in Canadian residential tenancy law, used when a landlord wishes to increase the rent for a residential property. This notice must be provided within specific timeframes (typically 90 days before the increase) and must strictly adhere to provincial guidelines regarding maximum allowable increases. The document serves as formal notification to tenants and must include detailed information about the current rent, proposed new amount, effective date, and calculations showing compliance with provincial rent increase caps. It's a crucial document for maintaining transparency in landlord-tenant relationships and ensuring compliance with local residential tenancy regulations. The notice must be properly served to tenants and may require additional supporting documentation depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances of the increase.

1. Landlord Information: Full legal name and contact information of the landlord or property management company

2. Tenant Information: Full name(s) of all tenants on the lease

3. Property Details: Complete address and unit number of the rental property

4. Current Rent Information: Details of current rent amount, payment schedule, and what is included in the rent

5. Proposed New Rent: Clear statement of the proposed new rent amount

6. Effective Date: The date when the new rent would take effect, ensuring proper notice period

7. Calculation Details: Breakdown showing how the new rent was calculated, including percentage increase

8. Legal Statement: Statement confirming compliance with relevant residential tenancy laws and rent increase guidelines