There may come a time in your career as a landlord in which legal action will become necessary. Some landlord tenant problems are minor but could escalate. Rate This Post
Property Management 101: Quick and Straightforward Guide To Marketing Your Rental Unit
28 NovThe next step on your journey to becoming a landlord is finding your tenant. Everyone wants to find the ideal tenant, but marketing your rental unit isn’t always that easy. How you market your unit makes all the difference to the tenants attracted to it. You need to make sure your property stands out in the crowd. Make sure potential…
WHAT TO DO AFTER ACQUIRING TENANTS
21 NovCongratulations, you’ve found your perfect tenants! You did thorough interviews and investigations into your tenants’ employment, renting history, and character and settled on the ideal tenants. You even discussed the BC tenant’s rights. What’s next after acquiring tenants? Rate This Post
Property Management 101: Getting Started
10 OctIf you’re looking into becoming a landlord, you may need some help with how to get started. There’s a lot to do in property management and a lot of laws you need to know about, things can get confusing. For instance, when you search for tenants, is it okay to exclude those with children? Can you evict a tenant for…
What to do after sending the notice to end tenancy
19 OctYou’ve sent the notice to end tenancy, they accepted it, then they moved out, now what? We’ve already discussed how to go about ending the rental agreement, but what happens once that’s over? So far, we’ve covered how to get started as a landlord, how to market your rental unit, what to do once you’ve found your tenants, dealing with…
Terminating a Tenancy
11 OctPrior to ending a fixed term tenancy, it is the responsibility of the landlord and tenant to either re-negotiate the terms of the rental agreement or to terminate the tenancy agreement upon its end date. Rate This Post
How To Professionally Deal With Tenant Problems
07 OctNow that we’ve covered tenancy basics let’s discuss how to be better prepared for tenant problems that may arise during your time as a landlord. Rate This Post