Understanding the Differences: Duplex, Triplex, and Multi-Residential Properties (4+ Units) Investing in residential real estate comes in many forms, but choosing between a duplex, triplex, or multi-residential property with four or more units can significantly impact landlord responsibilities. Whether you’re new to real estate investing or looking to expand your portfolio, understanding these differences will help you make informed decisions. Property Definitions Duplex: A... [read more]

Ontario Rent Increase Guideline for 2025 – What You Need to Know If you're a landlord or tenant in Ontario, staying up to date with the annual rent increase guideline is key to avoiding surprises. For 2025, the allowable rent increase is capped at 2.5% – a number that impacts the majority of rental properties across the province. What Does This Mean? The 2.5% cap applies to most residential properties built and first occupied before November 15, 2018.... [read more]

In Ontario, a petition's shaking things up, calling for a rule that lets landlords boot tenants after 60 days of no rent. It's a bid to shake off the shackles of tight tenant laws that leave landlords hanging when the cash stops flowing. Currently if landlords follow all the correct steps, it can take a minimum of 8 months to over a year to evict tenant for non payment, causing financial distress, forcing landlords to sell and or leave their rental units vacant. On the flip side,... [read more]

Laneway homes! Opportunity is now knocking for many homeowners in the city of Toronto. With recent by-law changes, there are new guidelines around the development of laneway suites/homes. Please have a look at this video to learn more. Do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.  [read more]