Our standards
How we keep our guides accurate
New Brunswick's renting rules are public, but they are scattered across legalese and government pages. We gather them into one plain-language place, with every fact tied back to its official source. Here is exactly how we do that, and where our limits are.
Every fact comes from an official source
Our New Brunswick renting guides are compiled from the Government of New Brunswick, Service New Brunswick, the Residential Tenancies Act, and public-interest bodies like PLEIS-NB and CMHC. Each guide lists its sources at the bottom and links straight to them, so you can confirm anything yourself.
We translate, we don't reinterpret
We put the rules into plain language and show both the tenant and landlord side, but we do not change them. The numbers, notice periods, and deadlines on our pages match the official sources exactly. NestEazy is a resource that points you to the authority, not a replacement for it.
We date everything and watch for changes
Every guide carries a "last checked" date (the New Brunswick guides were last verified on July 20, 2026). An automated monitor watches the key official pages and flags them for human re-checking when the wording changes, so the guides stay current as the rules evolve.
This is information, not legal advice
Our guides are general information to help you understand your situation. They are not legal advice, and they cannot decide a dispute. For a decision on your specific case, contact the Tenant and Landlord Relations Office through Service New Brunswick, or get legal help from PLEIS-NB.
See it in action in our New Brunswick renting guides.
