How to Screen Tenants in Ontario: Identity, Credit, and Avoiding Discrimination (2026)
Updated: July 29, 2026 Tenant screening is the single most consequential thing an Ontario landlord does. The tenant you place today determines your rental income, property condition, and management workload for the duration of the tenancy, which in Ontario, given the RTA’s protections and the LTB’s current timelines, can be very difficult to exit if […]
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Guidelines for Conducting Remote Property Inspections
Remote property inspections have become increasingly popular in this digital age. These inspections allow property managers, landlords, and tenants to assess properties without having to be physically present. In this article, we will provide guidelines for conducting remote property inspections, including the purpose of the property inspection management, potential limitations, the inspection process, and how […]
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Managing Property Repairs and Maintenance After Inspections
Owning a property is a significant investment, and like any investment, it requires proper care and maintenance. Inspections are an essential part of this process as they help identify issues that need to be addressed before they become major problems. However, managing property repairs and maintenance after inspections can be a daunting task, especially if […]
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Information On The Legal Requirements For Residential Property Management In Canada
Updated: June 18th 2026When you hire a property management company in Ontario, you’re trusting them with your tenants, your rental income, and your legal standing under the Residential Tenancies Act. Yet most landlords never verify whether the company they’re hiring is properly registered, compliant with provincial financial regulations, or operating within the legal boundaries of […]
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