Tenant’s responsibilities outlined by Residential Tenancy Act
Pay the rent on time.
Keep the premises reasonably clean and tidy, and notify the landlord as soon as any repairs are needed. You may not withhold rent if you cannot get repairs done.
Use the premises principally for residential purposes.
Pay all electricity, gas, telephone, and metered water charges.
Replace batteries in smoke alarms as required.
Not damage or permit damage to the premises, and to inform the landlord of any damage.
Not disturb the neighbours or the landlord’s other tenants.
Not alter the premises without the landlord’s written consent.
Not use the property for any unlawful purpose.
Leave the property clean and tidy, and clear of rubbish and possessions at the end of the
At the end of the tenancy, leave all keys and such things with the landlord. Leave all chattels supplied with the tenancy.
If a maximum number of occupants is stated in the tenancy agreement, not exceed that number.