Built for Manitoba landlords.
Built around the Residential Tenancies Branch, annual guideline increases, and prairie-grade tenant turnover.
Annual rent increase guideline published every fall — most landlords miss the 3-month notice window.
RTB requires written tenancy agreements above a 1-year term — many small landlords still use verbal.
Winnipeg-specific Vital Statistics Act notice requirements layered on top of provincial RTA.
What we ship specifically for Manitoba.
RTB-compliant lease
Provincial rental agreement with the required terms under the Residential Tenancies Act.
Annual guideline tracker
Manitoba's annual rent increase guideline auto-pulled and notice math built in.
RTB filing helper
Application package generator for unpaid rent, repair orders, and termination disputes.
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Manitoba landlord questions
What's the Manitoba rent increase guideline?
The Residential Tenancies Branch publishes the annual guideline each fall for the following calendar year. Central Rentals pulls it live so your notice math is always current.
Do I need a written lease in Manitoba?
For any tenancy over 12 months, yes. Below that, verbal is enforceable but high-risk — every Manitoba landlord we work with switches to written within 6 months.
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