Form 1 - Manitoba Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement

What is Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement?

The residential tenancy agreement (standard form of lease) in Manitoba is also called form 1. You may be familiar with the template if you are a tenant or landlord in Manitoba.

It documents the relations between two parties, sharing the obligations and benefits they receive from the procedure. The form regulates the relationship between tenant and landlord based on The Residential Tenancies Act.

Both parties have to sign the document.

What I need the Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement for?

• Landlord needs to sign a standard residential tenancy agreement form to make sure that the document matches the demands of both parties. The information provided here must be understandable and correct.
• The tenant has to read the document before signing anything. There must be information on the dates of payment and the exact amount of the monthly fee.
• Real estate agents may offer both parties the standard form to make sure that they reached an agreement on every aspect.

How to Fill Out Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement?

You can also find the template on PDFLiner. Unlike official websites, PDFLiner offers you a fillable form online. You may open it and use PDF editing tools right away to complete the document. It does not take much time. Once you are done, save the document on your device. You may send the copy to another party after you read it again and make sure that there are no mistakes.

You may print the form and hand it to the tenant. You may ask your real estate agent to fill it out on your behalf, but you still need to sign it. The fastest way to send the document is via email, which you can do by pressing the Done button and choosing the way to transfer it. Here is what you need to include in the document:

1. Provide information on both parties involved in the agreement, including the name of the landlord and tenant;
2. Provide the address of the unit that the tenant wants to rent;
3. Discuss the terms of tenancy and security deposit;
4. Provide information on the rent, the payable amount for each month, and extra services and facilities;
5. Describe the furniture that comes with the property, if there is any;
6. Put signatures of landlord and tenant and the current date.

Organizations that work with Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement

• Agencies that use The Residential Tenancies Act in Manitoba.