Once tenants move in, your role shifts to maintenance and management.

  • Repairs: By law, you must carry out timely repairs. Delays can lead to enforcement action.
  • Inspections: Plan quarterly or bi-annual visits with at least 24 hours’ notice.
  • Communication: Have a clear process for tenants to report issues.
  • Disputes: Keep written records of communications and agreements.

Professionalism pays. A good landlord–tenant relationship reduces turnover, avoids costly disputes, and protects your reputation.

We are pleased to announce that we now offer Landlord & Vendor Workshops.

Book your Landlord & Vendor Workshop with us today!