Yukon Rental Agreement Forms and Landlord Resources
EZ Landlord Forms offers a customizable Yukon Rental Lease Agreement, Yukon eviction notices, a free rental application, listings of
Yukon real estate investing clubs, and much more! Try building a
Yukon lease agreement, discuss Yukon landlord-tenant issues in our Landlord Forum, or read our summary of
Yukon’s landlord-tenant laws! Here is a selection of our featured Yukon resources:
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Yukon Dept of Community Services - Landlord & Tenant
Yukon's official website for Landlord & Tenant Responsibilities - handled by the Department of Community Services.
www.community.gov.yk.ca/
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Yukon Landlord-Tenant Law Summary
Posted April 29, 2013
Yukon landlords must understand and comply with their specific landlord-tenant laws at all times. This summary of Yukon landlord-tenant law is in FAQ format.
Get Ready to Evict Your Tenant
Posted May 15, 2017
Your new tenant just moved into your rental unit. He seems like a great guy. He has a sterling credit record and great references. The security deposit and first month’s rent check came two days early.
Not only that, when you stopped by to drop off an extra set of keys, the grass was already mowed, and the house looked cleaner than when he moved in!
Well, it’s time to get an eviction plan in place.
That’s right. It is time to list the specific measures you’ll take to evict Mr. Perfect Tenant if the time comes. That’s because no matter how wonderful your tenant now seems, things can turn bad. No one wants that to happen, but, when a tenant breaks the rules, you can’t afford to lose time researching the next step.
Does Your Special Property Need a Lease Agreement?
Posted April 24, 2017
Sometimes, it may seem as if a lease really isn’t necessary when renting property. There are situations that differ from the typical house-for-rent scenario. For instance, these:
¿ You’ve decided to let your favorite cousin move in for a few months while he looks for a job and his own place. Your cousin wants to be fair and pay something toward room and board and, frankly, you could use the extra cash. Since it’s family, and will be for just a short time, do you really need a lease agreement?
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