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The ''[[Tenant Survival Guide]]'' is intended to give tenants a basic understanding of residential tenancy law in British Columbia and what it means to them. The Guide is produced by the [[Tenant Resource & Advisory Centre]], an educational organization promoting tenants' rights and affordable housing in British Columbia. | |||
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#Read the [[Tenant Survival Guide]]. | #Read the ''[[Tenant Survival Guide]]''. | ||
#Have a witness with you and take pictures when you move in and out of a place. | #Have a witness with you and take pictures when you move in and out of a place. | ||
#Get everything in writing. | #Get everything in writing. | ||
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The Tenant Survival Guide is intended to give tenants a basic understanding of residential tenancy law in British Columbia and what it means to them. The Guide is produced by the Tenant Resource & Advisory Centre, an educational organization promoting tenants' rights and affordable housing in British Columbia.
Top five survival tips for problem-free renting
- Read the Tenant Survival Guide.
- Have a witness with you and take pictures when you move in and out of a place.
- Get everything in writing.
- Think carefully about anything you sign.
- Pay your rent on time and get a receipt if you pay with cash.
If you still have problems, call the TRAC Tenant Information Line:
- Vancouver area: 604-255-0546
- Outside Vancouver area: 1-800-665-1185
| This information applies to British Columbia, Canada. Last reviewed for legal accuracy by Tenant Resource & Advisory Centre, 2012. |
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