Residential Tenancy Agreement & Notices
Form 1: Manitoba Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement Explained
The official residential tenancy agreement form used in Manitoba rentals.
After reviewing Form 1, keep a copy of the signed agreement and your move-in checklist. Gather any amendments and notes about repairs, and ask the landlord for written explanations if anything isn’t clear.
Form 2 – Notice to New Tenant in Manitoba: Rules & Guide
Notice given to new tenants outlining important tenancy information and rules.
This notice outlines rules for new tenants; if any terms or responsibilities aren’t clear, write to the landlord for clarification and keep the reply in writing. If problems persist, contact the Manitoba Residential Tenancies Branch for guidance.
Inspection & Condition Reports
Form 5: Rental Unit Condition Report Manitoba Explained
Form used to record the condition of rental property at move-in and move-out.
When you move in, take dated photos or video of all rooms and fixtures and note any pre-existing issues; have both you and the landlord sign the condition report and keep copies for move-out comparisons.
Tenant Services Notices
Form 14 Explained for Manitoba Tenants: Tenant Services Notice
Notice provided to tenants about services available during tenancy.
Not all listed services may be provided in every tenancy; verify exactly which services are included, how to access them, and who to contact if a service is missing or not working.
