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ideal space. Below you will find useful information regarding how to find your rental
property and suggestions on how to approach each stage of the transaction.
Below you will find step-by-step guidance on how to rent a property and other useful information.
Before you start to search for rental property find out what you really need.
Once you know exactly what kind of property you’re looking for, start to search online to see what is available on the market for rent.
Once you find property post(s) that interest you, inform the landlord/ rental agent that you would like to view the property for further consideration; set up a time for viewing.
View the property in person. Do a walk-through inspection of the property so there are no surprises once you take position. Do a visual inspection. If the property seems to be to your liking, ask the rental agent if it would be ok to do further inspection of the property. If your request is granted, do inspect the property’s …
If you have questions, be sure to ask them. If the property needs any sort of upgrade, discuss it with the landlord/ rental agent and make note of it; this will come handy if you are choosing among different properties. If you settle on renting a property, make note of the damages and any promised upgrades on the rental agreement.
Once you find the property of your liking, here are suggestions on how to propose to rent it from the rental agent.
Upon requesting to be considered to rent a property, the rental agent might ask for the following information to ensure they are getting reliable renters, who takes care of the property and pays the dues on time.
It is wise for you to prepare the following documents a head of time:
If the landlord/ rental agent wishes to go forward with renting the property to you, request for the agreement to be in writing. Legal forms are available on our site or on Google search engine that makes the agreement binding.
The agreement should have notes regarding any existing damages, approved modifications, or promised repairs. Each page of the agreement should be initialled, and the last page needs to be signed and dated by both parties
Understand the rental agreement. If you have any question or require clarification ask the landlord about it. Double check the agreement …
It is wise to have a Tenant Insurance! In most cases, Renter’s Insurance protects your belongings, as well as the liability risks that come with being a tenant of a property. The landlord’s insurance does not cover you. Tenant insurance can be very affordable; and most times it can be customized to suit your need. There is no harm in contacting varies insurance company to see what insurance package they have to offer, and get quotes on the cost of having tenant insurance.
Every insurance company offers different tenant package. Do your research on the reliability of the insurance agency, and pick a plan that works for you. When inquiring about rental insurance be sure to know what does the policy covers, what it does not cover, what is the maximum coverage amount, is there any deductibles for starting a claim, and how does making a claim affects your future payments.
As a tenant, you have the right to live in a safe, secure environment that is managed in accordance with the law. You also have a responsibility to take good care of the property, pay your dues on time, and adhere to the terms of your tenancy agreement.
Thank you for choosing RequestViewing.com for advertising your rental property. Our site will provide you with all that you need regarding your rental transactions. Here, you can find up-to-date information about the Canadian rental market, guidance on how to make your property advertisement, provide suggestions on how to deal with each stage of the transaction, and further useful information.
Below you will find step-by step guidance on how to rent your property and other useful information.
As a landlord/ rental agent you are protected by law and have specific rights. For example, the right to collect rent and the right to raise rent according to your lease agreement. Each province has its own rules and regulation regarding Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords and Tenants. Visit your Provincial Government Website to obtain this essential information. If you have any questions contact them for further clarification.
Be present when the tenants need your attention. By law your property needs to meet the Local Health Agency rules and Building codes. If a faucet needs to be fixed, do so as soon as possible, check fire alarm systems, and carbon monoxide detectors per codes and regulation, …
Make detailed notes about each time the tenants have an inquiry and make detail notes for every time you visit the property. If you ever find yourself in questionable situation with the tenant, or the law, having detailed records of inquiries, incidents, and your follow up actions can help in settling the dispute.
As a landlord or property agent at times you will deal with difficult tenant or challenging situations. The only advice we can give you is to know your options (follow the laws and regulations in place) and act accordingly. Have plans a head of time for common scenarios that you might encounter. For example, know what you will do if …
Hope the information you found on this page has been helpful. RequestViewing.com Team wishes you the best of luck and we hope our site will prove helpful in finding you your next suitable tenant!
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