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• repairing, to an acceptable standard, any damagescaused by you or visitors to your home, as soon aspossible (The landlord may give you a written requestto make these repairs.)• complying with the terms of your tenancy agreement,and The Residential Tenancies Act (available atwww.manitoba.ca/housing)• complying with Manitoba Housing’s rules andregulations, as attached to your lease agreement. Pleasesee staff at your Manitoba Housing leasing office forinformation about your tenancy• ensuring you and your guests don’t disturb others orendanger the safety of others in the building or on aneighbouring propertyIf you do not meet these responsibilities, you may be asked toleave. (See page 43, for more information.)As your landlord, Manitoba Housing isresponsible for2• repairing your home within a reasonable time• ensuring your home is reasonably safe by having properdoors and locks• ensuring your home is available on the day your tenancy isto begin• providing a rent receipt when you pay your rent in cash• paying your utility bills, if utilities are included in the rent• investigating any complaints about a tenant disturbing othertenants or neighbours and trying to resolve the problem• respecting your tenancy agreement and The ResidentialTenancies Act• providing at least 24 hours notice before entering your unitto do repairs
Unit inspection reportBefore you move into a Manitoba Housing property, staffwill inspect your unit with you. Staff will fill in a standardreport form and note the condition of your home and anyrepairs that are required. Manitoba Housing will use thisreport to inspect your home when you leave. You will be heldresponsible for any damages beyond normal wear and tear.Paying your rentAll new Manitoba Housing tenants will be given a tenantidentification card when signing their lease agreements. Eachcard will include a personal application number that mustbe used when you pay your rent or visit a Manitoba Housingleasing office to discuss your tenancy or any other issues.3
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Page 23: Fire SafetyEveryone is responsible
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