Managing tenants can be challenging without proper tools and experience. Landlord-tenant disputes require unique skills to diffuse conflicts efficiently and avoid legal intervention. Rent increases, eviction notices, payment collection, maintenance requests, unit access, move-in and move-out coordination, and dealing with illegal activity are common disputes where mediation is necessary. Hiring a Rental Property Manager can
A Residential Tenancy Agreement (also known as a Lease) is a legally binding contract between a Landlord and tenant that includes terms and conditions related to the property being rented. A well-prepared and thorough lease can prevent conflicts and protect both parties during the duration of the agreement. While the Residential Tenancy Branch has a
Winter is one of the most difficult seasons for property owners and landlords. Colder temperatures lead to freezing, snow, and ice (or in the lower mainland, lots of rain). These elements can be a major safety hazard if your property is not well maintained. To add to the safety hazards, increased time spent indoors means
A few months ago, we shared 5 reasons why you need a rental property manager. As you may have read, owning an investment property is an achievement, but it can also come with many management tasks, responsibilities, and specific knowledge that can take up a lot of your time. We feel there are many reasons
Owning an investment property is an exciting achievement that offers financial security, mortgage assistance, tax breaks and deductions, and property appreciation (to name a few). With a steady increase in rental rates in Greater Vancouver and low vacancy rates, investing in Real Estate couldn’t be a better investment. Although there are many benefits to owning
