https://globalnews.ca/news/10700468/bc-landlord-ruling-increase-rent-23-percent/
And you think rates are high now!!
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And you think rates are high now!!
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Agreed, however I foresee it will open up a window for other landlords to challenge if they can also prove hardship.From the article:
"Two Victoria B.C. landlords have been granted a rent increase above the amount that is legally allowed after it was found they were incurring a financial loss on a rental property."
To be clear; it doesn't mean that every landlord can do this. This is based on unforeseeable circumstances of a property purchase.
It won't affect all rentals.
Its opening up the door to a whole lot of broken agreements and contracts. I wish i could do or could have done the same with a lot of my contracts these past few years with supplies increasing by 40% and wages by 25% since 2021 .From the article:
"Two Victoria B.C. landlords have been granted a rent increase above the amount that is legally allowed after it was found they were incurring a financial loss on a rental property."
To be clear; it doesn't mean that every landlord can do this. This is based on unforeseeable circumstances of a property purchase.
It won't affect all rentals.
Sets a precedence though. Maybe I should increase my rent too next year 🤔Its opening up the door to a whole lot of broken agreements and contracts. I wish i could do or could have done the same with a lot of my contracts these past few years with supplies increasing by 40% and wages by 25% since 2021 .
I thought that landlords are in it as a business venture that requires taking risks which leaves you open to rewards or losses like any other businesses.
Yes, but only if they can PROVE hardship.Agreed, however I foresee it will open up a window for other landlords to challenge if they can also prove hardship.
Yes, but only if they can PROVE hardship.Its opening up the door to a whole lot of broken agreements and contracts.
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Exactly! And when it comes time for all of us to vote about who works for the RTB; I'll make sure to cast my vote to kick them out. 🤨Whomever allowed this to go up the chain of command/legality most likely is not thinking "hey this is an election year, what can I do to get more votes".
You didn't read the article, did you.Remember back when things were less corrupt and we had a tenants ombudsman? It was at least a hurdle for this kind of stuff to be stopped even under whatever so called extraordinary circumstances these two claimed. Pretty fucked up.
Only if you qualify.Sets a precedence though. Maybe I should increase my rent too next year 🤔
Yes, but only if they can prove hardship.
Do we agree that with the right accountant you can make your statements look like a struggling company fairly easily? Honesty put aside....
Both cases are under review, its not even close to being finalized. RTB arbitrators are ass clown wantabe judges. I took RTB to the supreme court and challenged the RBT ruling twice and won both times in judicial reviews. Be careful in RBT hearings. They never follows rules set out for you and use evidence thats suppose to be tossed out amongst other poor judgement skills.
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Not to sound ignorant, but what is RTB ?
Thanks for such a detailed answer .All good bro, RTB stands for the Residential Tenancy Branch. This is a government body that provides information, mediation, and adjudication services related to residential tenancy disputes, landlord-tenant regulations, and rental agreements. They help resolve issues between landlords and tenants and ensure that both parties understand their rights and responsibilities under the Residential Tenancy Act.
I know you guys don't like to let facts get in the way of the bullshit your heroes feed you, but...how many quarters of falling GDP per person? spending per person? debt doubling? every economic indicator that counts
Look what Harper did !!!!!!!!I know you guys don't like to let facts get in the way of the bullshit your heroes feed you, but...
the only place GDP per person is falling is the oil producing provinces where the foreign-owned producers are automating and slashing jobs. This is in spite of those wonderful "conservative" premiers gifting the industry billions of dollars. Those assholes are dragging down the rest of the country.
If you're concerned about debt, you should probably remember the last two Conservative regimes ran up $650 billion of debt and they didn't even have pandemics to deal with. They quadrupled the debt. Heck, Harper even gave us two recessions and crashed the stock market twice, while giving us 9% unemployment. Such financial genius!
"Every economic indicator that counts?" Where do you guys get this bullshit? Oh, right, I know where. The "Canada is broken" dipshit.
Canada set to be fastest growing economy in G7 in 2025, IMF forecasts
https://financialpost.com/news/imf-forecasts-canada-fastest-growing-economy-g7-2025
No, I don't agree. I'm sure that RTB will need a lot of documentation. Most likely they'll want to see your operating costs for about a year or two. They'll need to see the mortgage agreement details (interest rate, monthly payments, length of mortgage etc.); probably an "official" document from the bank. And possibly your tax info as well.Do we agree that with the right accountant you can make your statements look like a struggling company fairly easily? Honesty put aside..
Maybe you should be posting the political B.S. in the political thread and not pollute this one.maybe you guys should be putting the blame where it actually lies
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