BC tenancy rules, steps and records in one careful place.
Look up a rule and see where it comes from. Follow the steps for a notice, an inspection or a sale. Every action goes into a time-stamped log that cannot be edited later.
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Rules with their sources
Each rule is written in plain language and shows the section of the Residential Tenancy Act or Regulation it comes from, and the date we last checked it. If a rule is not verified yet, we say so.
Steps you can follow
Workflows break notices, inspections and sales into steps, with the dates worked out and checked for conflicts before you commit.
A log that stays as it was
Every notice, attempt, photo and signature is time-stamped. Entries cannot be edited after the fact. Mistakes get a linked correction.
Workflows for the moments that matter
Built for the situations that send landlords searching late at night.
- Selling a tenanted rental Check the possession date against the notice rule, work through the contract checklist and plan showings with proper notice.
- Notice of entry and inspections Build the notice, record each attempt to schedule, then run the inspection room by room on your phone.
- Ending a tenancy Know which steps apply and what you owe the tenant, create a landlord's use notice in the government's own portal, and log what was served and when.
- Exporting a hearing-ready record Pick a date range and get one indexed file of entries, photos, notices and signatures.
Written for BC tenancies only
Every rule applies to residential tenancies in British Columbia and links to the section of the Residential Tenancy Act or Regulation it comes from. Notices to end a tenancy for landlord's use must come from the government's Landlord Use Web Portal: Tenantrail walks you there, then logs what you did.