In the Province of Quebec all leases must be drafted on the official government form. All the rules and regulations can be found on the back pages of the form and are actually excerpts from the Civil Code of Quebec. Building owners will usually have their own rules and regulations form. In the event that any rule conflicts with the lease the rule is deemed to be null and void.
First months rent
As previously stated in this Blog in Quebec landlords are only allowed to ask for the first month rent in advance. Landlords are not entitled to last month rent or a security deposit. A tenant may make a deal with a landlord if they are unable to provide adequate proof of income. A landlord can not insist on any additional payment if the tenant is able to prove adequate income.
What is the apartment going to look like and how much?
Like any major city Montreal has a wide variety of apartments fitting every possible budget. Typically Montreal apartments have high ceilings (9-12 feet) offer wood floors which can be parquetry but are more often hard wood, high ceilings, fridge and stove (sometimes dish washers and washing machines). Prices start at under $500 for studio (one bedroom) apartment and go as high as $1750 for a two bedroom. Prices can vary greatly from area to area which is why you need an experienced person living in Montreal finding you the best apartment most suited for your needs. We am including pictures of sample apartments that we have rented in the past. If you are looking for the right apartment for you we can help contact Franklin at MontrealFranklinM@Gmail.com.
Some sample apartments......
4650 Bonavista $1650 (right)
20 Saint Paul west corner Saint Laurent $1750 (unheated) (left)
Situated in the middle of Montreal’s historic old city and found directly across the street from the famous Old Port. This magnificent apartment offers unique views of Montreal’s South Shore and Ile Notre-Dame. Tenants can relax and enjoy the summer on the spacious second floor deck. Highlights of the view include such Montreal landmark’s as The Montreal Casino and the American Pavilion from Expo ’67.
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