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Toronto Landlords Rent Increase Guideline 2016

July 28th, 2016 · Comments Off on Toronto Landlords Rent Increase Guideline 2016 · 1991 rent exemption, Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB), Latest News, Rent increase Ontario 2016

Rent Increase Guideline: How Much Can Toronto Landlords Raise the Rent in 2016? Many Toronto landlords are excited about our prospects in 2016. According to a report in the Financial Post the average price of a single detached home is now over $1,000,000 in Toronto. House prices continue to rise at record rates. This also […]

Ontario Rent Increase – Toronto Landlords Can Raise the Rent 1.6% in 2015

August 3rd, 2015 · Comments Off on Ontario Rent Increase – Toronto Landlords Can Raise the Rent 1.6% in 2015 · 1991 rent exemption, Condo landlords, Latest News, Ontario Landlords Association, Rent Increase Toronto 2015

With the New Year arriving many Toronto landlords and property investors across the province are looking to raise the rent in order to cover the ever increasing costs of owning an income property. Ontario has ‘rent control’ for residential landlords. This means every year the provincial government at Queens Park announces how much the rent […]

Toronto Landlords – How Much Can You Raise The Rent In 2015?

July 1st, 2014 · Comments Off on Toronto Landlords – How Much Can You Raise The Rent In 2015? · Rent Increase Guideline Toronto, Toronto Landlords

The Ontario Rent Increase Guideline Was Announced and Toronto Landlords Can Only Raise the Rent 1.6 Per Cent in 2015 We have received lots of positive emails from Toronto landlords over our posts in 2015. John Cheung from Scarborough was really happy to learn how Toronto landlords can run tenant credit checks to make sure […]

Toronto Landlords – Landlord #7 Is Trying to Evict Nightmare Tenant Nina Willis

June 4th, 2014 · 4 Comments · Credit Checks, Landlord Solutions, Ontario Landlord Credit Check, Ontario Landlords, Toronto Landlords

A Scarborough Landlord Is the Latest Victim of a Tenant From Hell Landlords all over the province are on high alert after reading about the latest landlord victim from the “Tenant From Hell”. The report is from Metro News. It’s about a tenant who they call a “tenant from Hell” because she is now […]

Toronto Landlords: How Much Can I Raise the Rent for New Condos, Townhouses, and Apartments?

March 1st, 2014 · Comments Off on Toronto Landlords: How Much Can I Raise the Rent for New Condos, Townhouses, and Apartments? · 1991 rent exemption, Rent Increase for New Property

Your Property Might Be Exempt from the 2014 Rent Increase Guideline! The news from the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affair and Housing shook the world of landlords when the news of the Rent Increase Guideline was announced. According to the Ministry landlords can only raise the rent 0.8% in 2014. We wrote about this […]

Toronto Landlords: Is It a Good Idea To Give Christmas Gifts To Your Renters?

December 16th, 2013 · Comments Off on Toronto Landlords: Is It a Good Idea To Give Christmas Gifts To Your Renters? · Toronto Landlords, Toronto tenants

Many times the only contact landlords have with their tenants is if they have to go to the Landlord and Tenant Board. And we know it’s important to have a good relationship with your tenants considering it can take months to evict a bad tenant and cost you thousands of dollars along the way. […]

Tenant Screening Toronto: Tenant Credit Checks

November 5th, 2013 · 1 Comment · Tenant Credit Checks

We’ve already tackled some important issues facing Toronto Landlords. Whether it’s dealing with freeman-on-the-land tenants or taking your tenants to small claims court, we are hitting important topics and issues. And these topics are important for Ontario landlords. Renting To New Tenants One of the most common questions we receive are requests for tips […]

Toronto Landlords and Small Claims Court (what to do after your tenant moves out!)

September 12th, 2013 · Comments Off on Toronto Landlords and Small Claims Court (what to do after your tenant moves out!) · Landlord Rights

Being A Successful Toronto Landlord Means Being Kind, Professional, Having a Great Property … and Always Prepared (even for Small Claims Court) We live in a great city. Just today at the opening of the new burger restaurant Wahlburgers, owner and Hollywood star Mark Wahlberg said this about our lovely city It’s the “the […]

How To Find Great Tenants? One Landlord Gives an iPad If You Rent One Of His Units

September 1st, 2013 · 2 Comments · Landlord Marketing

Experienced landlords are aware that a big part of whether or not you are successful depends on who you put in your rental unit. There are a lot of good tenants out there. What is a ‘good tenant’? It’s someone who respects the law, your lease agreement, pays on time and respects you and […]