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HomeLandlord GuideN2 Form - NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE UNIT PARTIALLY EXEMPT  

N2 Form – NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE UNIT PARTIALLY EXEMPT  

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  1. SECTION 1: When to serve N2 Form notice 
  • This notice is for increasing the tenant’s rent if the rental unit is exempt from rent increase rules under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA). 
  • Partially exempt units include non-profit and social housing units, and care home units. 
  1. How much can you increase rent in 2024? 
  • In 2024, the rent increase guideline for Ontario is 2.5%, representing the maximum permissible increment for most tenants without board approval. 
  1. SECTION 2: When to use a different notice  
  • Use Form N1 to increase rent for units covered by rent increase rules under the RTA. 
  • Use Form N3 for care home units. 
  • Use Form N10 if increasing rent above the guideline due to capital work or new services. 
  1. SECTION 3: How to increase the rent and give this notice  
  • The rent increase guideline doesn’t apply to partially exempt units; landlords can raise rent by any amount. 
  • Rent can be increased if at least 12 months have passed since the last increase or tenant moved in. 
  • Notice must be given at least 90 days before the increase date. 
  • Methods to give notice include hand delivery, mail, fax, courier, avoid posting on the door of the rental unit. 
  1. SECTION 4: How to complete this notice of rent increase 
  • Fill in tenant’s name, landlord’s name and address, and rental unit address. 
  • Specify the date and amount of the rent increase. 
  • Sign and date the notice accordingly. 
  • Make sure the N2 FORM – NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE UNIT PARTIALLY EXEMPT is correct and accurate before delivering to your tenant. 
  1. SECTION 5: What to do if you have any questions   
  • Visit the LTB website or call for assistance. 
  • Customer Service Officers can provide information but not legal advice. 
  • An automated information menu is available 24/7. 
  • This clear breakdown simplifies the process for both landlords and tenants. 

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