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Guides for Manitoba landlords
Short, plain-English summaries of the rules most small landlords ask about, each pointing to the official Manitoba source. Written by the maker of Teno, a property management app built in Winnipeg.
Entering a rental unit in Manitoba: the notice a landlord has to give
A plain-English summary of Manitoba’s rules on landlord entry: written notice of 24 hours to two weeks, what it must say, and when no notice is needed.
Repair requests in Manitoba: who has to do what
What Manitoba’s Residential Tenancies Branch says about repairs: the landlord’s duty, how tenants should ask, and what happens when repairs don’t get done.
Security deposits in Manitoba: what a landlord can charge and must return
Manitoba security deposit rules in plain English: the half-month limit, the receipt, interest, the pet damage deposit and the 14-day return.
This is general information, not legal advice. It summarizes Residential Tenancies Branch fact sheets (the editions we used are dated December 2019). Rules and figures can change, so check with the Residential Tenancies Branch before you act.