Property Renovation and Maintenance in Toronto How much money do you need to sink into renovations before you rent out a property? Some landlords overspend, some landlords barely do anything – but how do you draw the line on your budget? Keep your goals in mind You have two purposes for renovation – functional […]
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Being a landlord can be risky and currently Ontario law doesn’t favour the landlord. There are numerous examples of tenants “gaming the system” to avoid paying rent for months. Every landlord has a story about a nightmare tenant or knows someone who does. Stories of landlords with garbage and junk removal costs to clean up
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The two conventional ways of investing in real estate and finding investment opportunities, are finding them yourself or hiring a real estate agent for investment. Now there’s a third, and it’s far better option. When you use your property manager as your investment guide, you enjoy services that go far beyond what a real estate
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As the real estate market changes and grows, the game changes as well. Brokerage services and property management services used to be treated as entirely different things, and to an extent it was correct. The profession of a property manager requires a different skill set than that of the investment broker, but there is one
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Why is Spring 2016 the Best Time to Sell a House in Toronto? Just take a look at historical Toronto Housing Prices for this time of year. It’s hard to believe that February is already over and Spring will be here in just three weeks. Like many Torontonians, Realtors love this time of year, not
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Ending a Tenancy as a Landlord in Ontario In Ontario, tenancies usually last a year, however, if the lease has ended and the tenant has not given you notice, the tenancy will automatically renew on a month-to-month basis. Legally, a tenant must give at least 60 days notice that he/she will be ending their tenancy.
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If you’re buying a house today, brace yourself for the new down payment increase–It’s doubled from five per cent to 10 per cent! The new mortgage rules which were announced in December came into play sooner than anticipated. Finance Minister Bill Morneau states that buyers purchasing any home with a price tag of $500,000 or
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Any experienced Real Estate investor knows that not all tenants are the same, and that the gap between a perfect tenant and an undesirable candidate can be considerable. The unfortunate results of signing with a bad candidate can range from damaged/neglected property to missed payments, to cases of domestic violence and worse. As an established
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