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Can Ontario Tenants Change the Locks to Their Unit?
Too many landlords have been faced with a situation where they’ve arrived at their rental property to conduct an inspection or have maintenance done, and found that their tenant has [...]
How to Build Long-Term Rental Relationships
Every landlord dreams of being able to do away with the endless stream of interviews, screening, and inspections that come with short-term renters and bad tenants. The best way of [...]
How COVID-19 is Impacting Toronto Real Estate
The COVID-19 pandemic has had far reaching implications around the world, forcing entire nations to lock down in order to slow its spread and free up critical resources. Canada hasn’t [...]
Why Aren’t Toronto Landlords Applying for the COVID-19 Rent Subsidy?
In late April, the Ontario provincial government announced that it had partnered with the federal government to implement measures with the goal of assisting small businesses and landlords throughout the [...]
Showing Your Property to Prospective Tenants in a Post-COVID World
The COVID-19 crisis has impacted the Canadian real estate and rental industry in ways previously thought impossible. Everything from the regular functions of realtors and lawyers to the duties of [...]
How Toronto Landlords Should Deal with Problem Tenants After the COVID-19 Crisis
As the province of Ontario seeks to return to some semblance of normalcy over the coming months, businesses are expected to begin the slow process of reopening. This means that [...]
Your Quarantine Spring Home Maintenance Checklist
With schools and most businesses temporarily closed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and government orders for Canadians to stay home to help flatten the curve, people have found themselves [...]
COVID-19 Considerations for Toronto Landlords
The battle to flatten the curve and slow the spread of COVID-19 continues all around the world. Canadians have been urged to stay indoors, practice proper hand washing and hygiene [...]
11 Important Questions to Ask Your Toronto Property Management Company
If you’ve recently made the decision to hire a property management company, it’s a good idea to sit down and draw up a list of questions you want to ask [...]
What the Revamped Mortgage Stress Test Means for Toronto Homebuyers
The federal government recently announced big changes to the mortgage stress test. The stress test was originally put in place back in January 2018, ensuring that borrowers would be able [...]
How Much Notice Do Tenants Who Have Experienced Domestic Abuse Have to Give?
Domestic abuse is an extremely difficult subject to tackle, but it’s a situation that landlords may find themselves in the middle of at some point during their career. A number [...]
How Do I Handle Roommate Evictions in Toronto?
Roommate arrangements can be a blessing for many Toronto tenants, splitting the burden of paying the rent and utilities between two or more people. It’s most common for young people [...]
What Happens to a Tenant’s Personal Property After They Move Out?
Tenants come and go - some will last years and others move out unexpectedly or have to be evicted. There are many scenarios where a landlord will discover that the [...]
Protect Your Property from Water Leaks
No property is immune to the possibility of damaging water leaks, though there are many things that landlords and tenants can do to protect their property from leaks. Water leaks [...]
Keeping Your Toronto Rental Property Clean Between Tenants
Your tenant has moved out and you’re getting prepared to host a new one. Before you get the lease agreement signed, there’s one major thing you need to do - [...]
Are Toronto Landlords Responsible for Dealing With Bed Bugs?
Pest infestations are the stuff nightmares of made of, especially when those pests are bed bugs. Bed bugs can greatly impair the daily lives of those that are lucky enough [...]
What Toronto Landlords Need to Know About Discrimination
Discrimination while choosing prospective tenants and dealing with current ones is something that Toronto landlords need to be extremely careful about. Being found to have committed an act of discrimination, [...]
What Toronto Landlords Need to Know About Rental Property Burglaries
In 2016, Statistics Canada recorded 159,119 incidents of crimes involving breaking and entering throughout the country. While these have drastically fallen in recent years (251,361 incidents took place in 2006), [...]
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