When disaster strikes in a rental home — like a burst pipe at 2 a.m. or a broken furnace in the dead of winter — tenants and landlords alike are often left scrambling. Who’s responsible for what? What counts as an emergency? And how quickly does it need to be fixed?...
Not all markets are created equal — and not all real estate investments are worth your time. While everyone else is chasing overpriced condos in Toronto or bidding blind in Vancouver, savvy investors are quietly scooping up properties in markets where rents are...
The home is a sanctuary, a place where you should have peace, privacy, and comfort. In British Columbia, the law recognizes the fundamental right of tenants to enjoy their homes free from unwarranted intrusions and intimidation. Landlord harassment can be a serious...
As a landlord or property manager, you need to work at maintaining good relationships with your tenants. The wrong tenant relationship can quickly spiral into a nightmare, jeopardizing your property and peace of mind. While most tenants are respectful, there are...
Finding the right tenants for your rental property is one of the most important parts of being a landlord. The quality of your tenants can make or break your rental experience — finding the right ones isn’t just about luck; it’s about strategy. Good tenants pay rent...
As a property owner or manager in British Columbia, understanding when a guest becomes a tenant is crucial to maintaining clear and lawful rental agreements. Tenants have legal rights and responsibilities that guests do not. Knowing when a guest has transitioned to a...
