From downtown condos to Annex triplexes and North York family homes, we manage Toronto rentals end-to-end — so you collect rent, not headaches. We know how differently a King West one-bedroom and a Scarborough bungalow rent, and we price, market and screen for each.

Toronto is the GTA's deepest rental market. Downtown, Liberty Village and Yonge-Eglinton are dominated by condo apartments rented to young professionals, while the older streets of the Annex, Leslieville and the Danforth hold converted houses, duplexes and triplexes with long-standing tenancies.
That mix means very different leases sit side by side: newer condos first occupied after November 15, 2018 are exempt from Ontario's annual rent-increase guideline, while most older houses and apartments are not. We make sure each unit is priced and renewed under the rules that actually apply to it.
We work with condo boards and property managers on move-ins, elevator bookings, amenity rules and status certificates.
Separate leases, utilities and maintenance schedules for each unit in Toronto's older duplexes and triplexes.
Ontario Standard Lease, proper notices and guidance on local programs such as RentSafeTO for apartment buildings.
Typical monthly asking rents for a condo apartment in Toronto. Houses, townhouses and basement units differ, so get an estimate for your own property below.
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Listings, showings and screening timed around your building's move-in rules and elevator bookings.
Unit-by-unit rent collection, repairs and renewals for duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes.
Guideline vs. exempt units handled correctly, with proper written notice every time.
Notices, documentation and paid legal consultations for arrears, N12s and hearings.
Condos, detached and semi-detached houses, townhomes, multiplexes and basement units across the City of Toronto.
If the unit was first occupied for residential purposes after November 15, 2018, it is generally exempt from Ontario's annual rent-increase guideline. We check this for every unit before setting renewals.
Yes. A good share of Toronto rentals are converted houses with two to four units, and we manage each unit's lease, rent and maintenance separately.
Yes. We prepare notices and documentation and can book a paid legal consultation for LTB matters, arrears or hearings.
Tell us about your building and units — we'll recommend how to price, lease and manage each one.