First-Time Landlords – A Guide to Maintenance Costs
Becoming a landlord for the first time can be exciting; however, the maintenance costs associated with property ownership can be stressful. Keeping a property well-maintained
June 1, 2025
Becoming a landlord for the first time can be exciting; however, the maintenance costs associated with property ownership can be stressful. Keeping a property well-maintained
Pets are an important part of many people’s lives, and it’s no wonder more and more tenants are looking for pet-friendly rentals. But should landlords
For landlords, accurate property assessments are a fundamental part of managing a successful rental business. Whether you own a single rental unit or multiple properties,
If you’re a landlord or a tenant in Alberta, you’ve likely heard of the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). Whether renting out a single unit or
Alberta’s weather can fluctuate quite dramatically. The province’s unique weather patterns demand special attention from landlords, as each season brings its own set of challenges
It can be challenging to find good tenants for your rental property. It can also be difficult to get them to stay once you’ve found
Security deposits are a key component of rental agreements in Alberta, offering financial protection for landlords and assurance for tenants. Governed by Alberta’s Residential Tenancies
When it comes to good property maintenance, it’s important to be both proactive and preventative. Regular property inspections can detect issues early and help avoid
Calgary’s winter is a force to be reckoned with, and your rental properties are right in its path! Cold winters can cause significant wear and
Tenant retention is crucial for any rental property owner. Long-term tenants help lower the high cost of turnover and provide you with a stable rental
Calgary’s housing market is poised for a significant rebound by 2025, driven by declining mortgage rates and strong population growth. Understanding how these trends will
Rent prices have stabilized across most of Canada throughout 2024 but have seen significant inflation in the province of Alberta. It’s important to understand this
Becoming a landlord for the first time can be exciting; however, the maintenance costs associated with property ownership can be stressful. Keeping a property well-maintained
Pets are an important part of many people’s lives, and it’s no wonder more and more tenants are looking for pet-friendly rentals. But should landlords
For landlords, accurate property assessments are a fundamental part of managing a successful rental business. Whether you own a single rental unit or multiple properties,
If you’re a landlord or a tenant in Alberta, you’ve likely heard of the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). Whether renting out a single unit or
Alberta’s weather can fluctuate quite dramatically. The province’s unique weather patterns demand special attention from landlords, as each season brings its own set of challenges
It can be challenging to find good tenants for your rental property. It can also be difficult to get them to stay once you’ve found
Security deposits are a key component of rental agreements in Alberta, offering financial protection for landlords and assurance for tenants. Governed by Alberta’s Residential Tenancies
When it comes to good property maintenance, it’s important to be both proactive and preventative. Regular property inspections can detect issues early and help avoid
Calgary’s winter is a force to be reckoned with, and your rental properties are right in its path! Cold winters can cause significant wear and
Tenant retention is crucial for any rental property owner. Long-term tenants help lower the high cost of turnover and provide you with a stable rental
Calgary’s housing market is poised for a significant rebound by 2025, driven by declining mortgage rates and strong population growth. Understanding how these trends will
Rent prices have stabilized across most of Canada throughout 2024 but have seen significant inflation in the province of Alberta. It’s important to understand this