How To Evict A Tenant Immediately Ontario!!

How to evict a tenant immediately Ontario! Depending on your situation you will be able to use one of these steps! Evicting a tenant in Ontario requires you to follow the guidelines written out by the landlord and tenant board! If you don't follow these guidelines and understand how to evict a tenant in Ontario you can get yourself in a lot of trouble and things could get worse! Watch this video and learn how to evict a tenant immediately in Ontario!

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[danielhaletv]

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[sherbournesubwaymess]

You do realize...most tenants who get an N12 will simply decide not to leave. Which means you'll have to wait 8-12 MONTHS before you even have a hearing...and those same tenants about 24 hours before the hearing will demand for a post-ponement because they are not ready (which the adjudicator often will give) thus DELAYING the hearing for ANOTHER 4-6 MONTHS.

The minimum to evict anyone in Ontario is 1-2 years.

Even if you offer the tenant cash, they'll either ask an insane amount, or they'll ignore the offer.

DO. NOT. RENT.

[paulsingh]

what is the tenant is on a month to month and chooses not to leave or pay?

[lynnbonita]

Question:if tenant was given a notice to evict for non payment. But the tenant has been giving payments (not the full monthly payment) but paying 300-500$. Tenant still in home passed eviction date. Tenant has received a L1 hearing notice.
What is the landlord able to do in this situation until the hearing? Would a tenant be able to submit a 60 day notice to move prior to hearing? Or will/can they tenant leave the home without giving notice? Can a landlord evict tenant even if they are making payments, prior to the hearing set in place?

[discoveringclouds]

My landlord tried to evict me illegally and ended up with so many fines he will never be able to rent the place again. I left right away, he became so crazyand hostile the sheriff suggested moving out and suing. Your mental health isn’t worth it. Don’t be a crazy landlord or tenant. Be respectful, have some morals and some dignity people

[jasminef]

I am a small landlord, I own one rental home and I have been extremely accommodating and supportive of my tenant. I recently got laid off and have been without work. I gave my tenant a proper notice n12 eviction notice and let her stay 6 months extra until I sell. The tenant refused to leave and stayed an additional 2 years. This tenant then decided to damage my property so badly it cost me 50 grand in damages. The LTB did absolutely nothing in 5 hearings and the tenant was taking advantage of the system. LANDLORDS NEED TO PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM PROFESSIONAL TENANTS AND REMEMBER THE LTB IS NOT ON YOUR SIDE NO MATTER WHAT. A landlord recently committed suicide, he was left one property that belonged to his father who passed away and the tenants refused to leave. After two years of back and forth at the LTB the landlord decided to take his own life because of the stress and money loss the situation was causing him. The government is basically trying to wipe out all small landlords and we need to fight for our rights as good landlords trying to provide fair living for people. We are not all bad. The government who has made laws in tenants favour is doing this for their own benefit so they don’t have to provide affordable housing. Wake up people Landlords have no right. The LTB doesn’t care if anyone needs it for personal use, they don’t care if your not well, family needs it, child needs it. They don’t care, the LTB doesn’t evict anymore. WHY own a house when you can just go out there rent, not pay rent and not get evicted for years? This system is so broken it’s ridiculous.

[retirementplanning]

Reort non payments to the Credit Reporting Agencies

[homer]

Being a landlord in Canada is BAD business venture. Stay away from this kind of business. All you get is constant headache. Chances of you getting a good tenant is slim. Plus the rentals laws are not on your side. Better think of other business venture.

[anna]

What about a case when you have an adult son who doesn't work, doesn't pay for his expenses, and steals money from you. What form will work here?

[chrislaverick]

Hey Dan, so here’s a question, what if they signed the N 11 but refuse to leave after the fact, how long does it take before you can get them out? And does it have to be done by the sheriff? Could you practice jujitsu on them to get them out? Joking.

[Chillmindedpanther]

Renting in Ontario isn't worth it. Tenants act entitled af

[craigfaille]

Cash for keys is a joke. I’d rather pay a biker entrepreneur to convince the tenant to leave

[concernednewfie]

That's why I would only rent in a large corporate apartment building. No private seller trying to evict you. As is, I pay $1040 a month, new tenants are over $1600 + no grandfathered electricity. Leave those private units for younger crowd, less furniture, quicker moves, like I did when I was in my 20s.

[boombasticaudio]

You give them the N12 and they don't want to leave even after giving them an extra 2 months?

[drcarlsberg]

I take control of the situation and liaison with respect. Most people in my situation will ‘remove and destroy’ all contents. I just pray and hope I offer a service that protects and provides dignity to those lives being affected and upended rather than accountants and lawyers throwing paperwork like confetti on a military parade. I honestly feel for those losing their homes- I truly hope I’d rather have someone like me doing that than the disgusting swamp rats that get pleasure out of witnessing people in utter distress. Sorry for everything I’ve done.

[james-rlth]

Canada is an absolute joke when it comes to landlords. Impossible to get tenants out. You’ll lose dozens of thousands on rent before you do. Time to revisit the tenants act it’s not equal rights. Tenants all the power and no money.

[growsomething]

I'm not a landlord or a tenant, but I do agree the system is broken in Ontario. If you are a tenant, at the end of the day it's not your property and if the landlord want you to move and given reasonable time. I think it's fair the tenant should move.

This YouTuber also has good info on proactive steps to take to preventing bad tenant

[diloui]

Selfish people suck, crappy tenants making other tenants lives harder and the landlords. Not paying rent is horrible there should be a law or something that if the rents not payed by a certain time then the tenant should be evicted without needing to go to landlord and tenant board.

[woodywoodlstein]

Do not give them money. Period.
They don’t have money. That’s their problem. If you give them money they have no problems anymore. They’ll use that money to keep living and pay for help

[brendal.b]

My husband passed away at the end of May, I just received a notice to vacate as the landlord says they want my apartment back so their son can move in. I know this is not true. I'm planning to move, but will do so in my own time. Have been renting for 20 years, never missed a payment. Have had issues with this landlord for years. I'll move when I'm good and ready and not before.