Built for New Brunswick landlords.
Built around the Residential Tenancies Tribunal, the 7.5% (2025) rent cap pilot, and bilingual leases.
Rent cap pilot creates uncertainty year over year — the 2025 cap differs from 2024.
RTT requires bilingual (EN/FR) notices in many cases.
Tenant notice periods are longer than most provinces — easy to miscount.
What we ship specifically for New Brunswick.
Bilingual lease generator
EN + FR side-by-side rental agreement compliant with the Residential Tenancies Act.
Annual cap tracker
Tracks the current rent cap pilot rate + auto-blocks over-cap notices.
RTT filing helper
Application + evidence package formatted for the Residential Tenancies Tribunal.
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New Brunswick landlord questions
Does NB require bilingual leases?
Not strictly, but bilingual leases dramatically reduce dispute risk in a province where 32% of residents are francophone. Central Rentals generates EN+FR by default.
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