Tenant retention is perhaps the most important aspect of your property management. It doesn’t matter whether you own 10 or 1,000 units; the cost for acquisition and vacancy is significant for any property. That’s why tenant retention should be a key component in your overall property management plan. Plus, when you can retain renters, not […]
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Updated: August 4th, 2026 The majority of Ontario landlords leave money with the CRA every year – not through deliberate under-claiming, but because they don’t know the full extent of what qualifies as a deductible expense, how to categorize borderline items correctly, or how to maintain the records that prove their claims if a reassessment […]
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The Ontario government has proposed making it easier for municipalities to enforce penalties against developers who break the province’s ethics code. Developers in Toronto, Ontario are required to adhere to a strict set of ethical and professional standards, as well as abide by construction regulations in Ontario. Cause of Penalties to Condo Developers in Ontario […]
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Updated: July 29, 2026 Toronto remains one of Canada’s most active rental markets – high demand, historically low vacancy, and a tenant base driven by immigration, post-secondary students, and young professionals who are priced out of ownership. For investors, that demand is real. But so are the costs, regulatory complexities, and management responsibilities that come […]
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