Tenant Management & Leasing

Interim occupancy creates an unusual window for owners of newly built condos, as it allows the unit to be occupied before the building is fully finished and before the condominium is formally registered.

Tenant screening is one of the few parts of leasing where Ontario landlords can reduce risk before the lease is signed. Once the tenant is in place, most of the important calls have already been made.

There is pricing, listing prep, photography, MLS exposure, inquiry handling, showing coordination, application review, screening, lease paperwork, and all the back-and-forth that comes with getting a tenant from “interested” to “signed.”

If you own a rental property in Ontario, lease agreements and renewals can influence rent, vacancy risk, tenant stability, and the amount of follow-up you, as the owner, need to manage.