Built for Saskatchewan landlords.
Built for the Office of Residential Tenancies, no rent cap, and Saskatchewan's strict 15-day non-payment notice.
15-day non-payment notice has tight service rules — wrong service method = re-start at day 0.
Saskatchewan's claim damages process at ORT is fast but requires perfect documentation.
No annual rent cap but tenants have a strong right of first refusal that landlords often forget about.
What we ship specifically for Saskatchewan.
15-day notice generator
ORT-compliant non-payment, breach, and termination notices with auto-served-date math.
ORT application packager
Hearing applications formatted for ORT's e-filing system, with bundled exhibits.
Damage deposit ledger
Inspection report + photo evidence + deposit deduction worksheet ready for ORT submission.
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Saskatchewan landlord questions
Does Saskatchewan have rent control?
No. Like Alberta, Saskatchewan has no statutory rent cap. Landlords can raise rent with proper notice once per 12-month period.
What's the ORT?
The Office of Residential Tenancies — Saskatchewan's tribunal for landlord-tenant disputes. Most decisions are issued within 30 days of hearing.
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