Property Management Blog
Sharing our knowledge of everything property management. Whether you’re a seasoned real estate investor, a current property owner navigating the complexities of managing your properties, or a renter looking to make the most of your leasing experience, our blog is here to help. We cover a wide range of topics designed to inform, educate, and empower everyone involved in the world of property management.
From practical advice for first-time investors to tips on maximizing rental income, to understanding tenant rights and responsibilities, our blog provides valuable insights tailored to your needs. We aim to bridge the gap between property managers, owners, and tenants by fostering better communication and understanding. With each post, we strive to make property management more accessible, efficient, and rewarding for all.
As a landlord in Ontario, understanding the difference between normal wear and tear and actual damage is crucial for managing your rental property and avoiding disputes with tenants. The Residential
- Marla Coffin
Landlord Painting Responsibilities in Ontario: A Guide for Landlords Navigating the ins and outs of property management in Ontario can be complex, and one common area of confusion for
- Marla Coffin
Navigating a month-to-month tenancy in Ontario can be tricky without a clear understanding of the rules. This type of rental agreement, also known as a periodic tenancy, automatically renews each
- Marla Coffin
The transition between tenants is a crucial period for landlords in Ontario. Ensuring a smooth handover not only leads to happier new renters but also fulfills legal obligations. The key
- Marla Coffin
When a repair is needed in a rental unit, understanding tenant rights in Ontario for repairs is essential for a smooth and fair process. This guide provides a detailed look
- Marla Coffin
In the dynamic housing market of Ontario, subleasing offers a flexible arrangement for temporary living situations. Whether one is a property owner, a current tenant, or someone seeking short-term accommodation,
- Marla Coffin
It’s a common misconception that landlords in Ontario can simply ask a tenant to leave when they feel like it. The truth, however, is far more nuanced and legally regulated.
- Marla Coffin
As a landlord in Ontario, your rental property is a significant investment. While you expect a certain amount of wear and tear, understanding the difference between normal depreciation and tenant
- Marla Coffin
Owning rental property can be a lucrative investment, but it often comes with a significant time commitment and a steep learning curve. From finding reliable tenants to handling late-night emergencies,
- Marla Coffin
For landlords in Ontario, navigating the rental landscape means understanding a specific set of duties and obligations. These responsibilities aren’t just good practice; they are legally mandated by the Residential
- Marla Coffin
Being a landlord in Ontario comes with its fair share of responsibilities, and ensuring a peaceful living environment for all tenants is paramount. But what happens when one tenant is
- Marla Coffin
As an Ontario landlord, navigating the various forms and procedures of the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) is an essential part of managing your rental properties. Among the most common
- Marla Coffin
As a landlord in Ontario, successfully managing your properties means understanding the rules, especially when it comes to ending a tenancy. The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA), sets out specific
- Marla Coffin
Evicting a tenant can be a challenging and often lengthy process, especially in Ontario where tenant protections are robust. While genuine “immediate eviction” is rare, specific urgent circumstances do allow
- Marla Coffin
As a landlord in Ontario, you might occasionally find yourself needing to end a tenancy agreement early, whether due to unforeseen personal circumstances or challenging tenant behaviour. This often leads
- Marla Coffin
In Ontario, a landlord cannot unilaterally decide a fixed amount to charge for damages. Instead, the amount a landlord can charge a tenant for damages to a rental property is
- Marla Coffin
As a landlord in Ontario, managing property maintenance and repairs is a core responsibility. While you strive to provide a safe and well-maintained home for your tenants, the question often
- Marla Coffin
In Ontario, landlords are generally not required to pay for hotel accommodations during repairs unless negligence is involved, the lease specifies it, or the Landlord and Tenant Board orders it.
- Marla Coffin
Managing rental properties can be overwhelming, especially involving multiple units or properties. In Windsor, Ontario, the growing demand for residential and commercial spaces has made property management even more challenging.
- Marla Coffin
Have you ever wondered why the Messenger sometimes gets a bad rap? In property management, particularly at Marda Management, conveying decisions and news between property owners and tenants is pivotal.
- Marla Coffin
