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Asked by: Stefano Wasserrab
real estate real estate renting and leasingIs tenant insurance mandatory in Nova Scotia?
Beside this, how much notice does a landlord have to give in Nova Scotia?
Year-to-year lease: tenant must provide landlord with 3 month's advance notice. Month-month lease: tenant must provide landlord with one month advance notice. Week-to-week lease: tenant must provide landlord with 1 week advance notice.
Correspondingly, can you be evicted in the winter in Nova Scotia?
According to the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) A tenant can be evicted in the winter months.
There are no restrictions on how much a landlord can raise the rent in Nova Scotia. As long as the landlord only raises the rent once every 12 months they can raise it as much as they want. They must give you four months notice before raising the rent.