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How the right tech can help with compliance challenges

Discover how PropTech helps letting agencies to protect themselves against regulatory risks.

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Light-touch Budget is no bad thing for the housing market

Despite a lack of announcements in the latest Budget, no news could be good news for housing.

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Celebrating women in property management on International Women’s Day

This Women’s History Month, PayProp is celebrating the women in property management who bring passion, innovation, and expertise to the North American industry.

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How Canada’s foreign buyer ban could affect rental housing supply

Just over a month has passed since Canada enacted its foreign buyer ban in an effort to cool persistently high house prices. Is it working as intended?

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Renting to self-employed tenants – what property managers need to know

The potential rewards of renting to self-employed people may outweigh commonly associated risks regarding tenant payment and placement. How can you manage them?

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How to maximise your day-to-day team performance with PayProp

Discover how PayProp payment automation helps letting agencies maximise their productivity – and their profitability.

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How to get Millennials and Gen Z to swipe right on your rentals

As digital natives, Millennial and Gen Z renters will prefer property managers who are just as tech-savvy as them. Here’s how we recommend you market to them.

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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?