Win at the Landlord and Tenant Board. Know the process cold.
Most landlords walk into an LTB hearing unprepared: wrong forms, missing evidence, the wrong words at the wrong time. Jordan Nieuwhof has seen every mistake. This course teaches you exactly what to do, step by step, from the moment you decide to file to the day you enforce your order.
- 1 year of course video access
- 1 year of LEAD Community (CA$120 value)
- Jordan's template and document vault
- Instructor Q&A
No automatic renewals · secure checkout
Professional tenants know the process better than most landlords.
An adjudicator won't help you fix a defective application mid-hearing. One wrong date on an N4 or a missing Certificate of Service can mean starting over after months of waiting. This course levels the playing field.
The rules changed on September 21, 2026: the N4 is now 7 days, tenants must pay 50% of the arrears to raise other issues, and persistent late payment has a set definition. Read what changed or work out your N4 dates.
What you'll learn
Understanding the LTB, how it actually works
The board's structure, how adjudicators think, and why most landlords lose before they even file.
L1, L2 and L3 applications: which to file and when
Non-payment, persistent late payment, substantial interference, illegal acts. The right application for every situation.
Serving notices correctly: N4, N5, N7, N8
Defective notices are the most common way landlords lose. Learn exactly how to serve each form so it holds up.
Filing through Tribunals Ontario, step by step
The online portal walkthrough. What to upload, what the adjudicator reviews, and how to avoid common filing errors.
Preparing your hearing package
Evidence rules, organizing your documents, what adjudicators actually want to see, and how to present your case clearly.
The hearing itself: what to say and what not to say
How hearings run, how to respond to tenant arguments, and the language that works with adjudicators.
After the order: enforcement
What to do when you have an order and the tenant still won't leave or pay. Sheriff enforcement, collections and next steps.
Jordan Nieuwhof
LTB specialist and landlord advocate. One of Ontario's most recognized voices on the Landlord and Tenant Board process, Jordan has helped hundreds of self-represented landlords navigate LTB applications, hearings and enforcement.
His following is built on one thing: results that hold up in a hearing room.
Access details
- Course videos
- 1 year from purchase
- LEAD Community membership
- Included, 1 year
- Jordan's template and document vault
- Included with community
- Instructor Q&A
- Included with community
- Renewals
- None. No automatic charges
Questions before you enroll
What changed with Bill 60?
From September 21, 2026, the N4 notice period is 7 days, tenants must pay you 50% of the arrears claimed to raise other issues at an arrears hearing, and rent is persistently late after three payments more than 7 days late in six months. The full guide is free.
How long do I have access?
One year of course videos and one year of LEAD Community, starting the day you buy. Nothing renews automatically.
Is this legal advice?
No. It's education on the process. For advice on your specific file, speak with a licensed paralegal or lawyer.
Do I need this if I use a paralegal?
Many landlords take it so they can prepare evidence properly, understand what their representative is doing, and spend less on representation.
