Radar Property Management Inc. c/o Bluevale Capital Group Inc. v Oberer

Landlord's representative submitted that the Tenant misled the Tribunal, and that the Landlord has no faith in the Tenant's statements, consequently seeking a standard eviction order.

Landlord's agent confirmed that after the Tenant fell into arrears, the Landlord sent emails and made phone calls to advise the Tenant of the arrears and request payment arrangements. In March 2024, the parties reached a verbal agreement, later confirmed by email, stipulating that the new rent would be paid in full and on-time starting April 1, 2024, with an additional payment of $500 towards the arrears on or before the 15th of each month, beginning in April 2024. Despite this agreement, the Tenant did not adhere to the terms of the payment plan.

Tenant stated that he did not agree to the amount of the arrears, but ultimately agreed to the arrears amount. Tenant stated that they have been unable to pay the lawful rent because he lost his job, but has since found another job and will be starting a second job in September. Tenant's wife is also starting a second job in August 2024.