Why must the New Brunswick rent periods match?

The amount period and recurring payment period describe the same obligation. LandlordRentals rejects a weekly-versus-monthly mismatch so it cannot multiply or understate the intended rent.

Does the Form 6 workflow include late fees and payment recipients?

Yes. The agreement workflow records whether rent is paid to the landlord, an agent, or another recipient and captures the selected late-payment-fee terms.

New Brunswick landlord software

Form 6 Residential Lease, rent charges, and records

LandlordRentals helps New Brunswick landlords prepare Form 6 terms, validate weekly or monthly payment details, and keep charges, recorded payments, services, furnishings, contacts, and deposits together.

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What the New Brunswick workflow covers

The Form 6 workflow covers premises type, inspections and repairs, tenancy length, rent timing, payment recipient, late fees, fixed-term increases, services, furnishings, deposits, assignment, and optional contacts.

Lease wizard

Record house, apartment, condominium, room, mobile-home, mobile-home-site, or other premises details.
Capture the payable amount period, recurring payment period, complete first-payment date, recipient, and late-fee choice.
Add an agent or representative, tenant emergency contact, services, furnishings, deposit delivery, and assignment terms.

Charges and payments

Schedule weekly or monthly rent only when the payable period and recurring payment period agree.
Use the complete first-payment date as the recurrence anchor.
Flag an unstructured fixed-term increase for manual scheduling rather than inventing an amount or date.

Readiness and documents

Validate Form 6-specific premises, term, rent, deposit, and contact details.
Download the supported New Brunswick Form 6 document.
Preserve the selected services, furnishings, additions, and assignment choice in structured terms.

Current product boundaries

A mismatch between the amount period and recurring payment period is invalid and blocks automatic scheduling.
A fixed-term “may increase” clause remains manual until a structured future amount and effective date are available.
LandlordRentals records charges and payments received elsewhere. It does not transfer funds or replace legal, accounting, or tax advice.

New Brunswick questions

Why must the New Brunswick rent periods match?: The amount period and recurring payment period describe the same obligation. LandlordRentals rejects a weekly-versus-monthly mismatch so it cannot multiply or understate the intended rent.
Does the Form 6 workflow include late fees and payment recipients?: Yes. The agreement workflow records whether rent is paid to the landlord, an agent, or another recipient and captures the selected late-payment-fee terms.

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