Property Management: When Is it Time to Outsource?
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A collection of research and reports on the topic of PM Challenges & Tenant Issues in the rental property management business around the globe. Read through, see where opportunities are heading and share your opinions.
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Wrongfully evicted Kelowna tenant fights back and wins $32,000 from former landlord
There is a better way to sell a tenanted property to avoid this penalty. Sell it tenanted and have the buyer serve the tenant notice to vacate for personal use.
Read Full ArticleCanadian renters sound off on renovictions, how much they pay and feeling judged by loved ones
Is the 30% rule dead when screening tenant applications?
Read Full ArticleWhen Does a Guest Become a Tenant? 4 Signs That They’ve Overstayed
If this happens to you, check your tenancy agreement if you have a condition about guests and do not accept payment unless you want the guest to become your new tenant.
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City of Prince Rupert cracks down on renovictions as B.C. cities grapple with affordability
Reading deeper, it's great marketing by Prince Rupert to attract residential developments as the City is offering incentives by waiving fees for building permits, rezoning, and a break on property taxes for up to 10 years! Has anyone done the math?
Wrongfully evicted Kelowna tenant fights back and wins $32,000 from former landlord
There is a better way to sell a tenanted property to avoid this penalty. Sell it tenanted and have the buyer serve the tenant notice to vacate for personal use.
Almost A Quarter of Canadians Now Permanently Work From Home, Up Over 300%
The demand for work from home was already established after the pandemic lockdown. Technology made it quick and easy. The question is how landlords can maximize their value proposition and attract qualified tenants who can afford to pay the rent?