The landlord's notebook that knows BC's rules.
Track rent, repairs and deposits in one place. LandlordLog works out how much you can raise the rent and when the notice has to go out, and hands your accountant a clean T776 at tax time.
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Basement suite
- Rent
- $1,650 on day 1
- Deposits held
- $825
- Last increase
- May 1, 2026
Everything a small landlord keeps track of, and the BC rules that go with it.
Rent, at a glance
Record each payment and see who has paid, who is short and who is late this month across all your suites.
Legal rent increases
The province's limit for the year, the earliest date it can take effect, and the date your three-month notice must be served.
Deposits done right
Warnings if a security or pet deposit is over half a month's rent, and the interest you owe when the tenant moves out.
Repairs and expenses
Log each repair with its cost and category, and keep open jobs from slipping.
Tax time in minutes
A CRA T776 summary with the right line numbers, plus files for QuickBooks, Wave, Xero or your accountant.
Kept current
BC's rent limit and deposit rates are updated each year when the province announces them. Your records stay private to your account.
Priced for landlords with a few suites.
Canadian dollars. Cancel any time.
- One suite
- Rent and repair tracking
- BC rent increase and deposit rules
- Everything, all suites
- T776 summary
- QuickBooks, Wave and Xero files
- Everything
- Unlimited suites
- All exports
- Everything
- Unlimited suites
- All exports
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How much can you raise the rent in 2027?
BC's limit for 2027 is 2.2%. Put in your rent and last increase date and get the new maximum and your notice deadline.
Realtors
Selling a tenanted home or helping a buyer with a suite? Give your clients a LandlordLog code. Ask us for codes.
Accountants and bookkeepers
Get landlord clients' rental income and expenses already sorted by T776 line, instead of a shoebox of receipts.
Get BC's new rent limit the day it's announced.
Three emails a year: the new rent limit, the deposit interest rate and a tax-time checklist. Nothing else.
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Questions
Is this legal advice?
No. LandlordLog builds in BC's published rules to help you stay organized, and links to the Residential Tenancy Branch's own tools. For a dispute, talk to the RTB or a lawyer.
Who can see my records?
Only you. Each landlord's records are locked to their own account and stored in Canada.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer. You sign in with a link sent to your email.
What happens when BC changes the rules?
We update the rent limit and deposit rates each year when the province announces them, and the app shows the date the rules were last updated.