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Rent Terms:

• Rent is to be paid on the first day of each rental period
• Rent increases are allowed once per year with three months' written notice
• Landlord must use approved Notice of Rent Increase form
• Rent amount is not specified in the visible portions of the agreement

Security Deposits:

• Security deposit cannot exceed half of monthly rent
• Pet damage deposit (if applicable) cannot exceed half of monthly rent
• Landlord must repay deposits within 15 days of tenancy end
• If landlord fails to comply with deposit return requirements, they must pay double the deposit amount
• Interest must be paid on deposits according to regulations

Maintenance Responsibilities:

Landlord's Obligations:

• Maintain property in reasonable state of decoration and repair
• Comply with health, safety and housing standards
• Provide emergency repair contact information
• Make necessary repairs to maintain property

Tenant's Obligations:

• Maintain reasonable health, cleanliness and sanitary standards
• Repair damage caused by tenant or their guests
• Not responsible for reasonable wear and tear
• Follow procedures for emergency repairs if needed

Termination Clauses:

• Tenant must give at least one month's written notice to end periodic tenancy
• Notice must be given the day before rent is due
• Fixed-term tenancies automatically convert to month-to-month unless specified otherwise
• Tenant must vacate by 1 PM on the final day unless otherwise agreed
• Landlord can only end tenancy for reasons specified in the Residential Tenancy Act
• Both parties can mutually agree in writing to end tenancy at any time

Additional Important Points:

• Landlord must provide copy of agreement within 21 days
• Changes to agreement must be in writing and initialed by both parties
• Landlord must give 24 hours notice before entering unit (between 8 AM and 9 PM)
• Tenants are entitled to quiet enjoyment and reasonable privacy
• Landlord cannot restrict reasonable guest visits or charge for guests
• Locks cannot be changed without mutual agreement

The agreement appears to be a standard British Columbia residential tenancy agreement (Form RTB-1) that follows the province's Residential Tenancy Act requirements.

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