COVID\u002D19: B.C. government announces repayment of rent plan
Under the plan, renters will have until July 2021 to gradually pay back any unpaid rent so that they can keep their housing, as long as monthly instalments are paid.
However, the government said the repayment framework is designed so renters will not have to make their first payment until the first rent due date following 30 days of notice from the date of the repayment plan. Landlords will be required to outline in the repayment plan what the renter owes in monthly instalments.
The government says there will be some flexibility for landlords to work with renters to adjust how much they can pay.Article content continued
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