A new year often makes landlords assess their property’s condition and start planning for tenant transitions, inspections, or maintenance work. An essential and often misunderstood topic in this assessment is the distinction between normal wear and tear and actual property damage. Understanding the difference is key to becoming a successful landlord: It protects your investment, … Read more
Whenever tenants move out, the most logical thing to think about is that they’ll vacate the premises with all of their belongings. But sometimes, tenants leave some things behind for several reasons: From simple forgetfulness due to the stress of moving, to the hope that the landlord will dispose of them. As a landlord, you … Read more
There are few situations more stressful while running a rental property than dealing with a problematic tenant who refuses to leave when the lease is over. Unfortunately, it’s a situation that’s becoming more common in Canada, and Alberta is no exception. Whether it’s a lease that has ended, an eviction notice that’s been ignored, or … Read more
As a landlord, you count on lease agreements to give you long-term stability and financial security. But what happens when a tenant wants to break the lease early? Whether it’s due to a job relocation, financial hardship, or personal reasons, early lease terminations can be frustrating. Understanding your rights and responsibilities according to Alberta regulations—as … Read more
In a province with an average snowfall of 146″ per year, snow removal is a serious matter to avoid issues like snow blocking doors and windows. Clearing sidewalks, driveways, and other outdoor areas isn’t just about convenience; it’s a matter of safety and legal compliance. Municipal bylaws across Alberta require timely snow removal to prevent … Read more
In our last blog we discussed some practical strategies to deal with rule violations in condominiums, and while it’s important to know what to do when someone breaks the rules, we believe that the most important tool condo boards have in these situations is to prevent them by communicating and reinforcing the rules effectively. This … Read more
All condo communities have rules and regulations to ensure residents, whether tenants or owners, enjoy a peaceful and safe environment. However, no one is perfect, and not everyone understands the importance of said rules, so they end up breaking them, causing disturbance to their neighbours. In these cases of rule violations, the condo board must … Read more
Whether a tenant decides to leave your rental property due to work or lifestyle changes or a landlord needs to end the tenancy due to conflict or other reasons, ending a tenancy in Alberta requires both parties to take some fundamental steps to close their lease agreement within the terms of the laws and regulations … Read more
When it comes to real estate rentals, consistency is key. That’s why we strongly recommend that landlords rent their properties for the long term, as opposed to short term options like Airbnb or VRBO. A long-term rental is the best way to ensure a steady and reliable income while keeping the costs low. We will … Read more
As a landlord in Calgary or any region in Alberta, there are several important legal considerations you should be aware of to ensure you are operating within the law and protecting your rights and your tenants’ rights. Here are some key legal considerations for landlords in Alberta you need to know: 9 Legal Aspects to … Read more
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