Free Manitoba landlord tools · rules current for 2026

LeaseWarden

Compliance math for Manitoba landlords, straight from the Residential Tenancies Branch rules: the rent-increase cap and notice deadline, deposit interest to the cent, and a ready-to-review notice letter.

Rent increase planner

How much can rent go up, and when does the tenant need the notice? Applies the guideline cap, the once-per-12-months rule, and exemption checks.

Current rent ($/mo) Rent last set / increased Planned effective date Building first occupied (optional)

Security deposit interest calculator

Interest owed from receipt to return at RTB annual rates, compounding unpaid interest at each anniversary — plus a check against the half-month deposit maximum.

Deposit amount ($) Date received Date returned Monthly rent (optional, checks max)

Rent increase notice drafter

Drafts the notice letter with every prescribed data point, and flags timing or guideline problems before you serve it. Review against the official RTB Form 1A.

Landlord name Tenant name Unit address Current rent ($/mo) Rent last set / increased New rent ($/mo) Effective date Notice received by tenant on

Get a reminder before every deadline

LeaseWarden is becoming an autopilot: add your units once and get an email before every notice window, deposit clock, and filing deadline — with the numbers already worked out. Leave your email and be first in when it launches.