Some tenancy agreements include a no-pets clause – a term that says the tenant cannot have pets. Getting a pet without permission may be grounds for a landlord to issue a notice to end the tenancy.
If a rental property is sold, there are two ways a tenancy can be ended if, in good faith, the buyer plans to occupy the unit:
-The buyer makes a written request to the seller to end the tenancy before they take possession of the property (this cannot be a condition of sale) – the existing landlord then must give their tenant a Two Month Notice to End Tenancy for Landlord’s Use of Property.
-Once the buyer takes possession of the property, they can serve a Two Month Notice to End Tenancy for Landlord’s Use of Property