All of the rights held by tenants in Toronto, Ontario are outlined in the Residential Tenancies Act. This is a non-conclusive list of many of the most common rights that tenants need to know that they have when renting in Toronto:
Reasonable enjoyment of the property without interruption by the landlord or others
Reasonable notice for any repairs or maintenance that will require access to the property
Reasonable notice for the termination of any lease agreement for valid reasons
Clear details about rent payment policies
Maintenance and repairs being completed in a reasonable amount of time
Receive rent receipts, if requested
Stay in a property kept in a reasonable state of repair by the landlord
Be able to use all common areas freely and according to the outlined agreements
If your tenants have any problems with the property or the way you are managing the properties, it is within their rights to contact the Landlord Tenant Board to help solve the issue between both parties.