Common Condo Owner Complaints and How Boards Should Respond
When a condo owner raises a concern and the board doesn’t follow up, it often leads to more than just frustration—it creates division in the community. Whether it’s a hallway that remains uncleaned for days or a persistent noise disturbance, unresolved issues can quickly erode trust. While many board members are volunteers doing their best, […]
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Avoiding Legal Pitfalls in Ontario Landlord-Tenant Relations
Operating as a landlord in Ontario can be a rewarding investment, but it’s also a landscape filled with legal requirements and potential pitfalls. A single misstep—from an improper rent increase to a mishandled eviction notice—can lead to costly disputes at the Landlord and Tenant Board. This guide outlines the most common legal errors and provides […]
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Structuring Joint Ventures for Investment Properties: A Practical Approach to Partnership-Driven Growth
Real estate investing has evolved. With tighter lending rules, rising property prices, and more sophisticated risk models, investors are increasingly turning to joint ventures (JVs) to scale without overextending. A JV enables two or more people to purchase, operate, and profit from a property together—combining resources, responsibilities, and returns. But success in a JV is […]
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Using Evaluation Reports to Attract Investors
In today’s real estate climate, investors are searching for more than just “a good deal”—they want proof of performance. Whether you’re speaking to out-of-town landlords or experienced buyers expanding their portfolios, transparency is key. One of the most powerful (and underused) investor conversion tools is the evaluation report. When framed correctly, a property evaluation becomes […]
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