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Tenants and landlords alike are familiar with the concept of rent control. Rent control policies dictate the maximum allowable rent increases. In Canada, rent control policies vary by province, and are determined by provincial governments. Rent Control in Canada The...

Finding amazing tenants as a landlord is only the first half of the challenge.. The second half is keeping them! Many surveys done around the world, including the US and Australia have shown that renters move roughly every two years. Which means you need to pay for...

Getting your property rented starts with listing it online. Advertising your rental property is usually the first step in finding tenants – so you want to be sure to make a good first impression! Whether you are advertising your property on Kijiji, Facebook...

This is the perennial question especially when the Bank of Canada signals increases in its overnight lending rates. Often you will see experts saying things like “You should always go variable” or “Fixed gives you peace of mind.” The answer is less straightforward...

Read the related post: Understanding Residential Short-Term, Medium-Term and Long-Term Rentals   The short-term rental (STR) and its related medium term rentals (MTR) concept has been around for a long time usually involving cottage rentals, destination apartment...

Read the related post: Short Term Rentals vs the Residential Tenancies Act in Ontario   With the introduction of AirBNB, Short Term and Medium-Term Rentals have surged in popularity. This is due, in part, to the simplicity in listing an accommodation and its...