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Welcome to Our Landlord Self-Help Hub

At Ontario Landlord Help Property Management, we are committed to empowering landlords across Ontario with a comprehensive range of self-help resources—all entirely free of charge. Our dedicated self-help section offers a wealth of downloadable guides and legal documents tailored to the needs of property owners. Enhance your knowledge and skills with our online tutorials and special classes designed for landlords, available to attend virtually from the comfort of your home or office.

Our team is constantly working to expand and update the self-help hub, ensuring you have access to the most current information and tools to manage your properties effectively. With new resources added regularly, our self-help section is designed to grow alongside your needs as a landlord, providing ongoing support and insights to navigate the complexities of property management. Stay informed, stay compliant, and excel in your role with our expertly crafted materials and learning opportunities.

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Our document download and landlord self-help services are free. By providing your email address, you’ll be subscribed to our newsletter, which includes additional self-help guides, giveaways, landlord news, and more. You can unsubscribe from these communications at any time.

Tenant Screening Checklist

This checklist is an indispensable tool for landlords, facilitating thorough evaluations with sections on proof of identification, tenant history, employment and income verification, credit assessments, rental background checks, and personal references. It also includes critical legal considerations to ensure compliance and minimize risks. Tailored for both new and experienced landlords, this checklist is key to maintaining a profitable and stable rental relationship.

Guarantor Form

A rent guarantor form is a document where someone agrees to pay rent if the tenant cannot.

Tenant Move in Move Out Inspection Checklist

Move-in/out Inspection Checklist: Document detailing property condition upon tenant arrival and departure, ensuring agreement on damages and responsibilities.

Form 410 – Rental Application – Residential

Rental application: Form submitted by prospective tenants to apply for leasing a property, providing personal and financial information.

Popular Guides

N4 FORM – NOTICE TO END A TENANCY EARLY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF RENT  

The N4 Form is used when tenants fail to pay rent on time. Landlords fill out details of owed rent and termination dates. The form is served directly to tenants and filed if rent remains unpaid, initiating the eviction process.

N1 FORM- NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE  

The N1 Form in Ontario notifies tenants of rent increases, used once yearly with a 2.5% guideline. Exceptions exist for new buildings. Notices must be given 90 days in advance, filled with tenant and landlord details, and signed.

N2 FORM  NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE UNIT PARTIALLY EXEMPT  

N2 Form: Notice of Rent Increase for Exempt Units. Guidelines for Rent Increase, Usage Instructions, and Assistance Details Provided for Landlords and Tenants.

N13 FORM– NOTICE TO END YOUR TENANCY BECAUSE THE LANDLORD WANTS TO DEMOLISH THE RENTAL UNIT, REPAIR IT OR CONVERT IT TO ANOTHER USE 

The N13 form ends tenancy for demolition, extensive repairs, or conversion to non-residential use. Compensation varies based on the reason and the number of residential units. Properly fill and serve the notice, then apply to the LTB.

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Maximize exposure for your rental property by listing it on Realtor.ca, Canada’s largest real estate database. For a flat fee of $259, OLH Property Management will handle the listing process for you, ensuring that your property reaches the widest possible audience of potential renters. This service includes:

  • Professional Listing Creation: Our team will craft a compelling listing with all the essential details and high-quality photos to attract top tenants.
  • Wide Reach: Your listing will appear on Realtor.ca and be syndicated to thousands of websites across Ontario, maximizing your property’s visibility.
  • No Hidden Fees: Pay a one-time fee of $259 with no additional costs. This includes the setup and maintenance of your listing until it is rented.

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N2 Form – NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE UNIT PARTIALLY EXEMPT  

SECTION 1: When to serve N2 Form notice  This notice is for increasing the tenant's...

Renting to Students: Special Considerations for Ontario Landlords

By providing convenient, safe, and tailored accommodations, you can attract and retain student tenants, contributing to a successful and profitable rental business.

How to Rent Out Your Basement in Ontario

Renting out your basement in Ontario can be a great way to earn extra income and utilize unused space in your home.

Legal Considerations When Selling a Tenanted Property in Ontario

Navigating the legal landscape when selling a tenanted property in Ontario requires a comprehensive understanding of tenant rights, lease agreements, and disclosure obligations.

Privacy and Entry Laws for Landlords in Ontario

Understanding privacy and entry laws is crucial for landlords in Ontario to maintain a respectful and lawful relationship with their tenants.

Top 10 Tips for Screening Tenants Effectively in Ontario

Trusting your instincts, combined with a systematic and comprehensive screening process, helps ensure that you select tenants who are not only financially reliable but also a good fit for your property's environment.

N1 – NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE GUIDE

This simple breakdown should help anyone understand how to use the Form N1 Notice...

FINDING TENANTS FOR YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY IN ONTARIO

In this article, we will explore some tips and best practices that can help landlords successfully attract and retain tenants in Ontario.

N13 FORM- NOTICE TO END YOUR TENANCY BECAUSE THE LANDLORD WANTS TO DEMOLISH THE RENTAL UNIT, REPAIR IT OR CONVERT IT TO ANOTHER USE 

Section 1: When to use N13 form  Reason 1: Landlord intends to demolish the unit...
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