Built for Nova Scotia landlords.
Built around the Residential Tenancies Program, the 5% rent cap (extended), and Halifax STR bylaws.
Provincial rent cap extended at 5% through 2027 — and Halifax has additional rules.
Residential Tenancies Program backlogs can push non-payment files 4–6 months.
Halifax Regional Municipality's STR registry requires annual renewal — easy to miss.
What we ship specifically for Nova Scotia.
5% cap calculator
Auto-blocks any notice above the cap and shows the maximum lawful increase per unit.
Form D notice generator
Termination notices for non-payment, end-of-term, and breach with NS-specific service rules.
HRM STR registry tracker
Renewal reminders + provincial registry check for short-term rental licences.
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Nova Scotia landlord questions
What's the Nova Scotia rent cap?
5% per year, extended through December 31, 2027. Applies to fixed-term and periodic tenancies that started before the cap. Central Rentals tracks the cap expiry per unit.
How long does a hearing take at the Residential Tenancies Program?
Direct-decision (unpaid rent) targets are 30–45 days. Contested hearings: 60–120 days.
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