There are certain aspects to ending a lease agreement that are commonly misunderstood by both landlords and tenants. Here’s the three most common mistakes people make.
The rules around when, who and how often you can use companies like Airbnb to rent a property on a short-term basis have changed a fair bit over the last few years. Here’s the current state.
In a hot rental market like we’re experiencing in Toronto, understanding how landlords assess a prospective tenant is very important. Here’s a glimpse inside the mind of a landlord.
There are no capital gains taxes when you sell your primary residence but income properties are a very different story. Here’s what it costs to dispose of an income property.
From compensation to tenants for no-fault evictions to requiring squatter tenants to pay rent and utilities arrears when they abuse the system, the new Act has some significant changes.
For a number of months now, I’ve been saying that the government is going to intervene into the housing market in the GTA. Less than a month ago I wrote an article, cheerfully called The End is Nigh where I recapped what I had been saying and reiterated my belief
