Compare self-managing a rental property with hiring a Property Manager, including the costs, time commitment, legal responsibilities, and practical considerations Canadian Landlords should weigh before deciding which approach fits their investment goals.
For years, finding previous Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) decisions often meant searching legal databases or relying on third-party websites that collected tribunal orders.
That is changing. Ontario will now publish final LTB Orders through the LTB Open Data Catalogue, giving Housing Providers free, direct access to decisions from the official source.
Ontario Launches Public Access to LTB Orders Through the Open Data Catalogue Read More »
Learn how stronger screening, clear leases, inspections, and documentation can help Housing Providers reduce the risk of eviction.
Landlord Lessons: Ask an Expert – The Road to Eviction Read More »
In this Landlord Lessons webinar, Mario Armani, Kayla Andrade, Michael Ponte, and Jeb Snerling explain why some rental listings struggle while others perform.
Landlord Lessons: Why Your Rental Isn’t Renting Read More »
Real estate investing is a challenging and exciting adventure, but it is also a lot of trial and error. This industry requires creative problem solving, expert communication and negotiation skills, and quick decision making, all of which are mastered over time.
10 Rookie Mistakes New Rental Property Investors Should Avoid Read More »
Practical guidance for Landlords in Canada on screening Tenants, handling non payment, preparing for LTB issues, and protecting rental properties with better systems.
Landlord Lessons: Ask an Expert – Navigating Tenant Disputes in Canada Read More »
Understanding how Rent Reporting affects Tenant credit in Ontario helps Housing Providers set clear expectations and maintain transparent rental practices. When rental data appears on a credit report, it becomes part of a Tenant’s broader credit profile and may influence how future Housing Providers or lenders assess risk.
How Rent Reporting Affects Tenant Credit in Ontario Read More »
When rent goes unpaid, Ontario Landlords need clear options for how to respond. Traditionally, collections have been the primary method for addressing unpaid rent. More recently, Rent Reporting has provided a way to document payment behaviour throughout the tenancy.
Rent Reporting vs Collections and Debt Reporting in Ontario Read More »
When a Tenant disputes Rent Reporting in Ontario, the reported entry is not automatically removed from a credit report. Instead, it triggers a structured review process involving the Credit Bureau and the reporting platform that submitted the data.
What Happens If a Tenant Disputes Rent Reporting in Ontario Read More »
Many Ontario Landlords ask whether Rent Reporting changes how they deal with the Landlord and Tenant Board. When rent goes unpaid or a hearing is pending, it is natural to look for tools that improve documentation and accountability.
Does Rent Reporting Replace the LTB Process in Ontario Read More »
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