Free Tools for Newfoundland Landlords

Work out the dates and amounts the Residential Tenancies Act, 2018 sets, find the Province’s form for what is happening, make a rent receipt, and print checklists for move-in, move-out, winter and year-end. Tenants can use the calculators too, to check a notice, a rent increase or a deposit. Free, no sign-up, and nothing you type in the tools leaves this page.

When can I raise the rent?The earliest date a rent increase can start, and when to serve the notice.
Notice to terminate datesThe earliest end date for a notice, from how and when it is served.
Security deposit: the limit and the return dateThe most you can collect, and the date it is due back after the tenant moves out.
Late fee calculatorHow many days rent is late, and the most a late fee can be under the minister’s figures.
Tenant hasn’t paid: the timelineFrom the missed rent day: when you can give the notice, the earliest end date, and what comes next.
When can I enter?The earliest day and time you can enter after giving written notice, from how and when you give it.
Winter checklist for landlords and tenantsOne printable list for both sides of the lease: heat, pipes, alarms, damp and repairs, before the cold.
Which NL form do I need?Pick what is happening and get the Province’s official form, the section of the Act and how to serve it.
Year-end records checklist for NL landlordsOne printable list of the records to gather for your accountant: rent, receipts, mortgage interest, taxes and bigger purchases.
Rent receipt makerFill in the amount, date and period and print a one-page rent receipt, or save it as a PDF.
Move-in and move-out condition checklistA printable room-by-room list for the condition of a rental at move-in and move-out, to help you fill in the Province’s condition report.

The Newfoundland Landlord Guide

Short answers to the questions landlords ask mostEach with the section of the Act it comes from.

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