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Originally Posted by PeanutButter
Realistically, the RTB is so stretched for resources I can't see them reviewing evictions. It takes 4-6months to get a RTB hearing, they don't have the resources to do any reviews as you suggest.
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A couple pages ago I said this, so I think we're in agreement:
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Originally Posted by Great68
The issue is in the delay time for a dispute to be heard by an arbitrator.
All that needs to happen is the RTB needs to be funded for more arbitrators to get hear the cases more quickly, and there needs to be a mechanism that expedites non-payment eviction disputes to the front of that line so that they happen in a week or, not a month.
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Originally Posted by PeanutButter
If the rental increases were fair, to begin with, maybe more landlords wouldn't have to play these "games". How is it fair that people's mortgages went up 30% and they can only raise rent by 2%?
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Mortgages and rents are not comparable in that sense. There's no "fair" or "unfair" between the two.
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Last edited by Great68; 09-29-2023 at 09:38 PM.
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