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  • Safety & Scam Prevention
    ONArticle

    How to Verify an Applicant Is Real

    A name is not an identity. Every rental application arrives with one attached, and almost none of them get checked — which is why fake pay stubs, borrowed credit files, and applicants who are not who the form says they are keep reaching the lease-signing table. This guide is the verification layer: what an Ontario land

    21 min read
  • Screening & Applications
    ONArticle

    What to Include in an Ontario Rental Application

    The rental application is the one screening document you design in advance — and Ontario law effectively writes its table of contents: five authorized information categories, a written consent block for the credit check, and a short list of fields that should never appear (starting with the SIN line most template forms

    15 min read
  • Rights & Legal
    ONArticle

    How to Advertise a Rental Property in Ontario: The Complete Guide

    Advertising a rental in Ontario is a five-step craft with a legal layer at every step: confirm the unit can lawfully be listed, price it to the market that exists, write and shoot a listing that works, choose platforms deliberately (only one major site is agent-gated), and run enquiries without drowning. This pillar co

    15 min read
  • Rights & Legal
    ONArticle

    Bill 60 and Bill 97, Six Months In: What Landed July 1 — and What September 21 Brings

    Ontario's biggest tenancy-law overhaul in a generation arrived in two waves — and the first one wasn't the one making headlines. Since July 1, the quiet procedural wave has been in force: review deadlines cut to 15 days, the LTB's Payment Agreement Form now mandatory for every repayment plan, above-guideline document s

    16 min read
  • Rights & Legal
    ONArticle

    Should You Rent Out Your Toronto Condo or Sell It in 2026?

    You think you're choosing between two doors. There are three, and every one is a tax event. The day you rent it out, the Income Tax Act deems you to have sold it — at fair market value, to nobody, for no money. The fix is a one-page letter with no form number, and it's due with that year's return.

    27 min read
  • Neighbourhood & Location
    ONArticle

    Best Hamilton Neighbourhoods to Buy a Rental Property

    Hamilton's rental data is telling two stories at once: one report claims double-digit rent growth while listing platforms show asking rents drifting down, and CMHC projects rising vacancy until the supply wave is absorbed. Both camps agree on one thing — the market has split by segment: premium single-family rentals in

    16 min read
  • Rights & Legal
    ONArticle

    The L5 Application: How to File for an Above-Guideline Rent Increase in Ontario

    You've confirmed your AGI grounds — now comes the paperwork. The L5 is the LTB's most unusual filing: it skips the portal entirely, runs on an Excel form with strict naming rules, demands every receipt up front, and bills $233-plus before anyone reads a word. Here's the complete filing walkthrough — schedules, RUI, fee

    13 min read
  • Rights & Legal
    ONArticle

    Ontario Standard Lease vs Custom Leases: Why It's Not Actually a Choice

    Searching "Standard Lease vs custom lease Ontario" implies a decision that mostly doesn't exist: since April 2018, Form 2229E is mandatory for nearly every new residential tenancy. What's really worth knowing is the territory around that rule — where lawful customization lives (Section 15), which rentals are genuinely

    12 min read
  • Taxes & Deductions
    ONArticle

    The T776 Expense Deep-Dive: Every Rental Deduction Ontario Landlords Can Actually Claim

    The expense section is where a T776 is won or lost — it's the largest part of the form and where landlords both overpay (by missing deductions) and get audited (by claiming the wrong ones). This deep-dive walks every T776 expense line, the one distinction that governs all of them — current vs. capital — and the traps t

    10 min read
  • News & Policy Updates
    ONArticle

    Ontario's New Rent Repayment Agreement Rules (July 2026): The Mandatory LTB Form Explained

    As of July 1, 2026, a rent-arrears repayment agreement filed with the Landlord and Tenant Board must use the Board's official form — no more handwritten deals on the back of an envelope. Here's how the new s.206 rule works: what the mandatory form covers, the section 78 clause that lets a landlord skip a new eviction n

    10 min read
  • Rights & Legal
    ONArticle

    The L10 Application: How Ontario Landlords Collect Money a Former Tenant Owes

    When a tenant moves out still owing you money, the L10 lets you take them to the LTB to collect — rent arrears, NSF charges, and utility costs. Here's who can use it, the one-year deadline that catches landlords out, what you can claim, and how to file and actually get paid.

    10 min read
  • Rights & Legal
    ONArticle

    N9 in Ontario: How Tenants Give Proper Notice to End a Tenancy

    The N9 is the form Ontario tenants use to end their own tenancy — and getting the notice period and termination date right is what makes it valid. Here's how much notice you need to give, how to calculate the correct end date, and the mistakes that leave you on the hook for another month's rent.

    11 min read