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Why are young Canadians moving from Ontario to Alberta?

Moving from Ontario to Alberta is largely a cost-driven migration of young adults in search of affordable housing. What will this mean for rentals in Ontario?

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Property management percentage fee vs. flat fee – what’s right for you?

Property management percentage vs. flat fee – what’s right for you? And can your software adapt to any commission model a property manager uses? PayProp can.

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How letting agents can lead the fight against black mould

Tips for letting agents and landlords to prevent and remove black mould in rented homes

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6 ways for agents to manage the health of their rental book in a tough economy

Discover how solid business processes and good use of tech can help you manage rentals in a tough economy.

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Canadian immigration news: 2 ways property owners could benefit from Bill 23

How might the controversial Bill 23, labour shortage, and recent Canadian immigration news regarding Ukrainian refugees affect property managers?

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Collect rent in cash? Make sure you stay compliant with the new rules

Estate and rental agents must report cash payments over R50 000 to the FIC within 3 days. How can PayProp help?

How green amenities in SFR keep landlords and tenants happy

Attention property managers! Learn how to reduce energy bills of your tenants with green amenities in this ever-increasing rental inflationary period.

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Stuck in LTB limbo? Here’s how to spend your waiting time wisely

Small landlords are feeling powerless against the two-year backlogs at Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board. What can property managers do to help?