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Find a great tenant.
Skip the headache.

For Toronto landlords with one unit or a small portfolio: end-to-end tenant placement that prioritizes the tenant you'll still be glad you signed two years from now.

What I do

Full-service tenant placement. You hand me a unit; I hand you a signed lease with a thoroughly screened tenant who's been set up to succeed.

  • Market pricing — comparable analysis so you list at the price that fills fast, not slow
  • Listing & marketing — MLS, social, network. Quality photos and copy
  • Tenant screening — credit, employment verification, references, in-person assessment
  • Showings — I'm there. You don't have to be
  • Lease drafting & signing — Ontario standard form lease, with custom clauses where needed
  • Move-in & key handoff — including condition report, building introduction, and ongoing point of contact if issues arise

Why work with me

"

A great tenant isn't the one with the highest income. It's the one who'll treat your unit like home and renew without drama. I screen for both.

— Peter
01

I screen like a hospitality host

Five years and 400+ Airbnb reviews taught me what a low-conflict guest looks like. I bring that same instinct to tenant selection.

02

Bilingual market reach

Active outreach into the Chinese-speaking renter community — a segment many agents miss. Often results in faster, higher-quality placements.

03

Lease that protects you

Standard form Ontario lease isn't enough on its own. I add the custom clauses — pets, smoking, subletting, utility cost-sharing — that prevent disputes.

Typical timeline

  • Week 1 — Consultation, pricing analysis, photography, listing live
  • Weeks 1–2 — Showings (typically 5–10 qualified viewings)
  • Week 2–3 — Application review, screening, recommendation
  • Week 2–3 — Lease signed, first/last collected, key handoff scheduled

Pricing

Standard tenant placement in Toronto: one month's rent, paid by the landlord at lease signing. This is the industry norm; I don't bill on top of it for marketing, screening, or lease drafting.

For ongoing property management (rent collection, maintenance coordination, lease renewals, annual reviews), pricing is quoted per unit based on scope.

Ontario Residential Tenancy Agreement

The Ontario Standard Form of Lease — known as the Residential Tenancy Agreement (Form 2229E) is the government-mandated lease form for most residential tenancies in Ontario started on or after April 30, 2018. As a landlord, you're legally required to use this form for the vast majority of private rentals. It covers the 17 essential terms a lease must include and provides space for additional custom terms (pets, smoking, utilities, etc.) that don't conflict with the Residential Tenancies Act.

Download Tenancy Agreement (Form 2229E)

FAQ

Do I have to be present for showings?

No. I conduct all showings. You can be involved as much or as little as you'd like.

What if the tenant turns out to be a problem?

Thorough screening makes this rare, but it does happen. I help walk you through Landlord and Tenant Board procedures and refer you to a paralegal if it escalates.

Can you help if I want to sell instead of rent?

Yes. I'll give you an honest comparison of rental yield vs. sale price and recommend the path with better returns for your goals.

Do you manage condos with restrictive board rules?

Yes. I'm familiar with status certificate review and the most common condo board approval processes.

Ready to fill your unit?

Tell me about the unit. I'll come back with a price, a marketing plan, and a realistic timeline.

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