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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 […]

Updated: August 4th, 2026 Consistent rent collection is the financial engine of every rental property investment. When it functions correctly, it requires minimal attention. When it breaks down – through late payment, partial payment, non-payment, or administrative errors in the enforcement process – the consequences accumulate quickly in Ontario’s current environment. The combination of LTB […]

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 […]

Updated: August 5th, 2026 Annual general inspections are one of the most underused tools in Ontario property management – and one of the most valuable. Landlords who conduct them consistently catch maintenance issues before they become tenant complaints, build a condition record that protects them at the LTB, and demonstrate the kind of active management […]

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 […]

Sustainability? It’s not a buzzword anymore. It’s how things are done. We’re all thinking more about our impact, from the clothes we buy to the cars we drive. And that includes how we manage our properties. Imagine condos that actually help the environment, save money, and make life better for everyone who lives there. Choosing […]

Seasonal or short-term rentals can deliver attractive returns—but only when managed strategically. Because your income fluctuates with demand cycles, maximizing profits from seasonal rentals requires more than passive ownership. In this article, we dive into advanced strategies to improve cash flow, reduce vacancy risk, and scale your seasonal portfolio intelligently. We’ll also weave in internal […]

As a landlord in Ontario, you face numerous responsibilities when it comes to maintaining your rental property and ensuring the safety of your tenants. One of the most important aspects of property management is securing the right landlord insurance. Landlord insurance not only protects your property but also provides peace of mind by covering potential […]

Owning a rental property in Toronto can be a rewarding investment, but it also comes with responsibilities that can quickly overwhelm even the most organized landlords. Many property owners consider self-managing a rental property in Toronto to save money, but the hidden time and stress involved often outweigh the perceived benefits. Understanding the Workload of […]

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. […]

Updated: June 23rd 2026 The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA) is the law that governs virtually every aspect of residential renting in Ontario — your obligations as a landlord, your tenants’ rights, how rent increases work, how evictions are handled, and what the Landlord and Tenant Board can order against either party. Most Ontario landlords […]