Benefits & Disadvantages To Furnished Rental Properties
A furnished property refers to a rental unit or property that comes with furniture and essential amenities, making it ready for immediate occupancy. Furnished properties typically include items such as beds, sofas, tables, chairs, appliances (such as a refrigerator, stove, and washer/dryer), and basic household items like kitchenware, linens, and curtains. The level of furnishing […]
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7 Ways To Spot A Great Real Estate Investment Location In The GTA
Investing in a rental property in an area with ongoing gentrification and close proximity to the downtown core can indeed be a promising investment strategy. Gentrification typically involves the revitalization and improvement of urban neighbourhoods, which often leads to increased property values and rental demand – a WIN-WIN! Additionally, being near work and office buildings […]
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Why Ontario Landlords Should Screen Tenants’ Social Media Accounts (2026 Legal Guide)
Updated: August 4th, 2026 Tenant social media screening has shifted from a rarely discussed practice to a standard part of professional tenant screening workflows in Ontario over the past several years. The volume of publicly available information has expanded dramatically – most working-age Canadians maintain active profiles on at least two to three platforms – […]
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Managing Common Areas in Ontario Townhouse Communities: A Landlord’s Legal Guide (2026)
Updated: August 4th, 2026 Townhouse communities create one of the most legally layered environments in Ontario property management. As a landlord renting a townhouse unit – whether freehold or part of a condominium corporation – you are simultaneously managing a relationship with your tenant governed by the RTA and, in the condominium context, a relationship […]
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