Learn what housing management services include, from leasing and rent collection to maintenance, inspections, compliance, and stronger rental income.
Continue readingWhat Are Housing Management Services for Landlords?
What Are Real Estate Management Services?
What is real estate management services? Learn how professional rental oversight protects income, tenants, maintenance, and compliance for property owners.
Continue readingHow to Learn Property Management and Protect Cash Flow
Learn how to learn property management with practical systems for leasing, maintenance, compliance, and cash flow protection for rental owners with clarity.
Continue readingThe Purpose of a Property Manager for Owners
Understand the purpose of a property manager: protect rental income, serve tenants, coordinate maintenance, and reduce compliance risk for property owners.
Continue readingWhat to Check for Tenant Screening
Learn what to check for tenant screening to reduce risk, protect cashflow, and place reliable renters with fewer problems and vacancies.
Continue readingWhat Is Tenant Screening for Landlords?
What is tenant screening? Learn how landlords use income, credit, rental, and background checks to reduce risk and protect cash flow.
Continue readingTenant Screening and Placement Services
Tenant screening and placement services help landlords reduce risk, fill vacancies faster, and protect cashflow with better tenant selection.
Continue readingProperty Management Company vs Self Managing
Property management company vs self managing: compare costs, time, risk, tenant quality, and cashflow to choose the right rental strategy.
Continue readingWhat Is Property Management Services?
What is property management services? Learn what managers handle, what owners gain, and when hiring support improves cashflow and reduces risk.
Continue readingRent Increase Guideline for 2027 Announced in Ontario
The Ontario Government has set the 2027 Rent Increase Guideline at 1.9%.
The rent increase guideline is not applicable to all rental units in Ontario. If you have questions about whether or not the guideline applies to you, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us for clarification.
As a reminder about Rent Increases:
- At least 90-days notice of the rent increase must be provided.
- The rent increase must be served in writing, using the form N1 (if the rent increase guideline is applicable to the rental unit) or the form N2 (if the rental unit is exempt from the rent increase guideline). You can download the N1 or N2 forms and instructions here: Rent increase forms
You can learn more about the guideline and associated rules and regulations here: 2027 Rent Increase Guideline