Finding a tenant is not only about filling a vacancy quickly. A consistent screening process can help Ottawa landlords confirm an applicant's identity, review their ability to pay rent and assess their rental history before signing a lease. It can also reduce the risk of missed payments, disputes and avoidable turnover.However, tenant screening in Ontario must comply with human rights, privacy and...
When buying a home in Ottawa, you need more than the down payment. You also need money for land transfer tax, legal work, inspections and other expenses that arise before or on closing day.As a general planning guideline, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation estimates that closing costs can range from 1.5% to 4% of the purchase price. The actual amount depends on the price and type of property, your...
When you make an offer on an Ottawa home, the price is only one part of the agreement. Conditions can give you time to confirm important details about the property and your ability to complete the purchase before the transaction becomes firm.The right conditions depend on the property, your financing and your level of risk. Some buyers need several protections, while others may complete certain...
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