Property Management

Stewardship, Not Supervision.

A well-managed property is one its owner rarely has to think about. We take responsibility for the day-to-day, keep careful records, and bring you the decisions that genuinely need you.

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01 — Services

What we take care of.

Each owner's agreement sets out exactly which of these services apply. We do not list or provide services we are not able to deliver well.

Leasing and tenant coordination
Rental marketing, enquiries and viewings; consistent, Human Rights Code-compliant applicant review; the Ontario standard lease; and ongoing tenant communication.
Property oversight
Routine coordination and monitoring of the property's operational needs, with issues identified early and recorded.
Maintenance coordination
Maintenance requests received and logged, suitably qualified contractors engaged, and work followed through to completion within owner-approved limits.
Rent administration
Rent tracking and reconciliation, lawful rent-increase notices, and clear, regular statements for owners.
Property inspections
Inspections arranged with at least 24 hours' written notice to tenants, as the Residential Tenancies Act requires, with written findings shared with the owner.
Owner reporting
Plain-language updates on the property, its tenancy, its finances and anything that needs a decision.
Portfolio management
Coordinated oversight for owners with several properties, so each is managed to the same standard and reported consistently.
Vacant property services
Periodic checks and coordination for vacant properties, including attention to insurance and municipal requirements.

02 — In practice

How the work actually runs.

Four of the processes that make up most of a managed tenancy, step by step. Your management agreement sets the approval limits and reporting that apply to your property.

Workflow 01

A maintenance request

01The tenant reports the issue in writing, with photographs where they help.
02We log it, confirm receipt and sort it by urgency. No heat, active leaks and safety hazards go first.
03Work above your agreed approval limit waits for your go-ahead, except in a genuine emergency.
04A suitably qualified trade attends, licensed where the work requires it, with notice to the tenant.
05We confirm the work is complete with the tenant, and the invoice and photographs go into your report.

Workflow 02

Between tenancies

01The outgoing tenant's notice is checked against the Residential Tenancies Act.
02A move-out inspection is arranged with written notice, and repairs and cleaning are scheduled.
03Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and any municipal licence, are checked before re-letting.
04The unit is marketed, viewings are held with notice to the current tenant, and applicants are reviewed on the same criteria.
05The new tenancy starts on the standard lease, with a lawful deposit and a recorded move-in inspection.

Workflow 03

When rent is late

01We contact the tenant promptly, in writing, to understand what has happened.
02If rent remains unpaid, a Form N4 notice can be served, giving the tenant the period the Act allows to pay.
03If it is still unpaid, an application (Form L1) can be filed with the Landlord and Tenant Board, with your approval.
04You are told at each step. There are no lock changes, utility cut-offs or seizures of belongings, which the law does not allow.

Workflow 04

Through the year

01Rent increases are reviewed against the 12-month rule, the guideline and 90 days' written notice.
02Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are tested, and heating is serviced before the cold months.
03Seasonal items such as gutters, drainage and snow responsibilities are checked against the lease.
04Licences, registrations and insurance are renewed on time.
05A year-end statement is prepared for your own tax filing.

The legal steps are explained in our Landlord Resource Centre, and what to look for in an agreement in the Property Management Guide.

03 — Owner onboarding

A clear start.

Most problems in property management begin with unclear expectations. Our onboarding exists to remove them.

Step 1
Consultation
We learn about the property, its tenancy, its history and what you want from it.
Step 2
Property review
We visit, note condition and safety items, and review leases, licences and records.
Step 3
Management agreement
Services, fees, approval limits and reporting are agreed in writing.
Step 4
Handover
Tenants are notified of the new contact, records are transferred, and reporting begins.

04 — Markets

Local rules, applied locally.

Each market has its own licensing, by-laws and housing stock. These are the points that most often shape how a property there is managed.

Questions

Owner questions

Do you guarantee rent or occupancy?

No. No honest manager can guarantee rent collection, vacancy rates or tenant behaviour. What we offer is careful leasing, prompt attention and transparent reporting, which give a property the best footing.

Who approves repairs?

You do. During onboarding we agree an approval threshold. Work above it is approved by you in advance, except in genuine emergencies affecting safety or the building.

Do you manage condominium units?

Yes. We manage individual condominium units on behalf of their owners, working within the condominium corporation's declaration, by-laws and rules. We do not act as a condominium corporation's manager.

How are fees structured?

Fees depend on the property and the services you need. We set them out in writing in a management agreement before any work begins.

What about municipal rental licensing?

Some municipalities, including Hamilton and London, license certain rental properties. We help owners identify applicable requirements; responsibility for holding the licence remains with the owner unless agreed otherwise in writing.

Owners

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We do not guarantee rent collection, occupancy, or tenant conduct. Services are provided under a written management agreement.

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What we take care of.

Leasing and tenant coordination

Property oversight

Maintenance coordination

Rent administration

Property inspections

Owner reporting

Portfolio management

Vacant property services

How the work actually runs.

A maintenance request

Between tenancies

When rent is late

Through the year

A clear start.

Consultation

Property review

Management agreement

Handover

Local rules, applied locally.

Owner questions

Request a management consultation.

What we take care of.

Leasing and tenant coordination

Property oversight

Maintenance coordination

Rent administration

Property inspections

Owner reporting

Portfolio management

Vacant property services

How the work actually runs.

A maintenance request

Between tenancies

When rent is late

Through the year

A clear start.

Consultation

Property review

Management agreement

Handover

Local rules, applied locally.

Owner questions

Request a management consultation.