When you hire a property management company to look after the rental of your condo, you are hiring a company to handle all aspects of your property. They don’t just find you a tenant. They look after marketing your condo, interviewing tenants, collecting rent, performing inspections, and even dealing with your...

Because many college students often live in off-campus housing, renting to this market is a lucrative choice for most landlords. The demand is often high during the school season, and you have a chance to offer competitive pricing and convenient locations to students. Some property owners, however, are skeptical of renting...

The past year has been difficult for all of us, in expected and unexpected ways. Many have lost loved ones, lost jobs, or struggled with financial stability. This has caused repercussions throughout our society and economy, and help from any source is greatly appreciated. For both renters and tenants, the Ontario...

Signing your condo away to a property management company can seem like a huge leap of faith. It’s reasonable to feel skeptical about whether your condo will be in good hands. After all, mismanagement can cost you thousands of dollars or even a lawsuit against you by your tenants. That’s why...

Turning your condo into a profitable rental property is very enticing and appealing to many rental property owners. The real estate market in Toronto and the GTA represents a valuable opportunity for investors to generate significant ROIs from properties they purchase and rent. But being a landlord requires a lot more...

If you are looking to hire someone to help you find tenants for your rental property, a real estate manager and property manager might look similar. After all, they are involved in the rental industry and they can both help you find tenants for your newly rentable condo. But once you begin...

As a landlord in Ontario, you should understand how renting a property can affect your taxes. Every cent your rental property earns is taxable, which is why it’s vital that you treat your property like a business. Failing to report your income properly may lead to tax headaches, fines, and even...

As a landlord of a condominium unit, you may feel nervous entering into lease agreements with certain tenants. Maybe they don’t have a steady income, or you are unsure about their character references.  The good news is, you have certain legal rights to protect you as a landlord in Ontario. So,...

Entering into the real estate market as a condominium owner can be a lucrative and savvy move. The industry is booming, and you can see a large profit if you fill your units quickly.  However, while there are plenty of high-quality renters looking for their next home, the competition is fierce,...

While owning a condominium in the GTA can be a lucrative business investment, there are a vast number of province-wide regulations that you need to follow when you lease your rental property. Some of the most important laws to be aware of are those that relate to the health and...