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If you go on a crime spree at the age of 17 (or 16 in New York and North Carolina), you will be judged as an adult. If you haven't reached the age of majority, you can't legally sign an apartment lease, which is a problem for most reputable landlords.

As long as you can demonstrate that you can afford the apartment, a landlord will rent to you even if you've just turned 18. If you want to get an apartment at 18 you'll need to have enough savings to cover your move-in costs, a stable income, and a good credit score.

Without being added to the tenancy agreement, roommates do not have recourse through the Residential Tenancy Branch as there is no contractual relationship between the roommate and the landlord.

No, you're not legally required to tell your landlord if you have guests staying over at your Ontario home. Tenants have a right to privacy, so you don't have to tell them every time you invite someone to your home. This general rule holds true even if your guest temporarily moves in.

In the ordinary circumstance, a person may reside as an occupant or a roommate in a rental unit with or without the consent of the landlord provided that the tenant also resides in the rental unit. In some cases, a written tenancy agreement may provide who is an occupant of the rental unit.

Tenant - All persons applying who are 18 years of age or older and who will be financially responsible for the lease. All tenants must complete an application, including submission of all supporting documents required and pay the application fee.

Can someone live with you without being on the lease? Yes, someone can live with the tenant without being on the lease. However, it is important to distinguish the difference between a guest and a long-term guest.

It depends on the terms of your lease. Most leases require that anyone 18 or over be on the lease, and they will probably want to do a credit and background check. If you get hit by a bus or something, the landlord wants to be sure that any remaining adult occupant(s) can cover the rent.

If you go on a crime spree at the age of 17 (or 16 in New York and North Carolina), you will be judged as an adult. If you haven't reached the age of majority, you can't legally sign an apartment lease, which is a problem for most reputable landlords.

As long as you can demonstrate that you can afford the apartment, a landlord will rent to you even if you've just turned 18. If you want to get an apartment at 18 you'll need to have enough savings to cover your move-in costs, a stable income, and a good credit score.

Without being added to the tenancy agreement, roommates do not have recourse through the Residential Tenancy Branch as there is no contractual relationship between the roommate and the landlord.

No, you're not legally required to tell your landlord if you have guests staying over at your Ontario home. Tenants have a right to privacy, so you don't have to tell them every time you invite someone to your home. This general rule holds true even if your guest temporarily moves in.

In the ordinary circumstance, a person may reside as an occupant or a roommate in a rental unit with or without the consent of the landlord provided that the tenant also resides in the rental unit. In some cases, a written tenancy agreement may provide who is an occupant of the rental unit.

Tenant - All persons applying who are 18 years of age or older and who will be financially responsible for the lease. All tenants must complete an application, including submission of all supporting documents required and pay the application fee.

Can someone live with you without being on the lease? Yes, someone can live with the tenant without being on the lease. However, it is important to distinguish the difference between a guest and a long-term guest.

It depends on the terms of your lease. Most leases require that anyone 18 or over be on the lease, and they will probably want to do a credit and background check. If you get hit by a bus or something, the landlord wants to be sure that any remaining adult occupant(s) can cover the rent.