Key Takeaways: Here is a quick look at the common landlord mistakes that often lead to longer vacancies: Every empty month costs the average London investor somewhere between $1,800 and $3,500 in lost rent. That money is gone forever. You can’t make it up next year, and you can’t claim it back on your taxes….
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“Renovictions” — a term that’s made its way into conversations from London City Hall to coffee shop tables — describe situations where tenants are displaced ostensibly for renovations, but often raise questions about intent, legality, and tenant rights. With the City of London rolling out a Rental Unit Repair License and ongoing scrutiny of N13…
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Key Takeaways: Here is a quick overview of the most important questions to ask a landlord before renting in London, Ontario: ● Inquire about what is included in the rent to make the monthly price feel transparent from the start. ● Explain lease term, renewal, and building or unit regulations. ● Determine the way repairs…
Read MoreThe rental market across Canada is beginning to shift — and landlords in London Ontario should be paying attention. With increased rental inventory, rising vacancy rates in some markets, and more competition for quality tenants, strategic pricing and professional tenant placement are becoming more important than ever. At Harrison Carter Group, we are already seeing…
Read MoreOwning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.
