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...

Tenant screening is a crucial part of the leasing process that’s often overlooked by private landlords. A thorough screening process ensures that the potential tenants are reliable and suitable for the tenancy.  Without proper screening, landlords run the risk of allowing poor quality tenants to live in their property. This can...

Whether you’re a first-time landlord or a seasoned professional, the rental industry is constantly shifting and evolving. This year, you can expect to see rental trends moving faster than ever. In order to stay competitive as an Ontario landlord, make sure you tick everything off an up-to-date to-do list.  Here’s our...

Are you a homeowner looking to rent out your condominium unit to a tenant? There are many laws governing the relationship between landlords and tenants that you must know before renting out your property. The Residential Tenancies Act (the “RTA”) sets out the rights and obligations of both tenants and landlords...

  Saving energy is great.  It keeps your condo fees—and your rent!—low, slows environmental damage, and helps you do your bit to keep the power on next time there's a major storm.  When you're living in a condo—and especially a rental condo—there's only so much about your energy consumption you can...