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As a landlord, one of your primary responsibilities is repairs and maintenance on rental property. This is a must since your tenants can live in a property that is safe and comfortable. Proper repairs and maintenance on a rental property can also help you avoid costly expenses in the future and maintain the value of […]

Canada’s 2023-2025 Immigration Levels Plan represents a strategic approach to addressing the country’s evolving social and economic needs through immigration. Several key points stand out in this plan: Overall, the 2023-2025 Immigration Levels Plan reflects Canada’s proactive approach to leveraging immigration as a tool for economic prosperity, addressing labour market challenges, and ensuring the country’s […]

For property owners, the decision to manage their own real estate can be both empowering and challenging. While self-management offers a hands-on approach and potential cost savings, it also comes with its own set of responsibilities and risks. In this blog, we’ll explore the pros and cons of managing your property on your own, helping […]

Is your current tenant moving out? Do you now have a vacant property and want to make some improvements before you acquire your next tenant? If so, you have a golden opportunity to reassess your property’s value and make some enhancements to maximize your rental income.  This transitional period offers the perfect moment to implement […]

Building a positive relationship with tenants is essential for landlords seeking long-term stability, minimal turnover, and mutual respect. However, even with good tenant relationships, resolving tenant disputes may occasionally arise. When they do, resolving issues amicably can prevent costly and stressful legal processes, including evictions. Here’s some tips on fostering a positive landlord-tenant relationship: 1. […]

Many non-residents who own property in Canada find it challenging to understand how the Income Tax Act applies to their situation. There are three basic things you need to know about – requirements, withholding taxes and reporting income.  Requirements You need to have either a Social Insurance Number (SIN) or an Individual Tax Number (ITN). Canadian […]

Managing a rental property can be a profitable investment, but it comes with various challenges, such as collecting rent payments from tenants and maintaining accurate financial records.  In this article, we’ll discuss some essential tips to simplify property finances management and the rent collection process.  Rent Collection Landlords who manage multiple properties or have a […]

Smart technology upgrades and devices for your property can elevate convenience, security, energy efficiency, and overall quality of life, making it highly appealing to potential buyers and tenants. This enhanced value proposition can be further amplified when paired with professional property management services or maintenance services. Here is a list of some smart technology upgrades […]

As a landlord, ensuring the well-being of your investment property is not just good practice; it’s a strategic move that can save you from potential headaches down the road. One effective way to stay on top of property maintenance is through annual general inspections. In this blog, we’ll delve into the reasons why landlords should […]

When it comes to property management, the size and type of property significantly impact the strategies and challenges involved.  It’s no secret that managing a multiplex property is more complex than managing a single-family home. If you’re a landlord or someone who is looking to acquire a multiplex investment property, there are many moving parts […]

Introduction Relocating with children can be extremely taxing, presenting financial, practical, and emotional difficulties. While parents must deal with packing, school changes, and locating a rental home that is family-friendly, children may find it difficult to leave familiar settings. Careful planning and enlisting the assistance of a property management company that is sensitive to the […]

For Canadian residents, the process for reporting income on the sale of a property is quite simple. You report the capital gain or business income on your T1 personal tax return.For non-residents, it’s a little more complex – the reason being that the Canadian government doesn’t want to chase after a non-resident to pay taxes. […]