The province is trying to find ways to develop affordable housing and it will never happen.

Hi Alicia, I’m not sure you’ll find the people you’re looking for here, this section of the forum is about the province of New Brunswick in Canada, not New Brunswick in New Jersey...Try posting this in the New Jersey section of the site.Hope you find the answers you’re looking for!

I live in Trenton Ontario (not the town, the province haha - side question - are there many Canadians here??) 

"rental application form") followed by my province (i.e.

Also, it’s not “Canada” that doesn’t allow damage deposits, it’s the exceptionally tenant friendly / landlord biased province you’ve invested in.

Since this doesn't necessarily rely on someone in the province(s) i own and plan to own in, im wondering if anyone has words of advice or recommendations?

"British Columbia Finance Minister Carole James announced measures targeting foreign buyers and speculators in the first budget since her government was elected on a pledge to make housing more affordable for residents of Canada’s Pacific Coast province.""

Most states and provinces Realtor associations have both lease and option contracts you can use.

Reading a bunch of these articles and comments we forget these tenants are also our customers if they are not paying and it's the first month that they've done this often times some Grace is allowed especially if they are communicating the situationbut if they're doing this frequently and not communicating and likely short paying every month then quickly move to have them effected each state or province has their own system best to research that or hire a paralegal

I know ON and QC now are the most less friendly Provinces for landlords, can some landlords share their exprience?