Knowing your rights as a landlord in New Brunswick will help ensure that you have a positive renting experience. In New Brunswick, the Residential Tenancies Act outlines your rights as a landlord. Landlords have a right to tenants who:
- Pay rent on time
- Follow the rules and terms of their lease
- Respect the dignity and rights of other tenants and building staff
- Conduct themselves as to not cause a nuisance or disturbance
- Repair any damage they or their guests may cause
- Maintain reasonable cleanliness of their rental unit and any items provided
- Respect the health and safety regulations of the building and do not cause any health and safety risks to other tenants or the environment
- Communicate needs for specific accommodations and cooperate in the accommodation process
- Provide proper notice from when they are ending a lease