Your rental property,
in good hands
Whether you own a condo, a house, or an income property, we connect you with trusted professionals to guide you through the financial and tax aspects.
Comprehensive property management tailored to your needs
Collecting rent each month is only a small part of the responsibilities involved in renting out a property. Finding tenants, drafting compliant leases, handling maintenance emergencies, and ensuring compliance with the Administrative Housing Tribunal quickly add up, whether you rent out a single condo or a ten-unit building.
Our team takes care of all these responsibilities. You retain control over the important decisions while we handle the day-to-day operations. Each owner is assigned a dedicated contact and enjoys the peace of mind of knowing their property is managed according to the standards of an international network, by a team deeply rooted in the Québec market.
What Our Property Management Mandate Includes
Tenant Placement
Rental price evaluation through comparative market analysis, listing the property on relevant platforms, organizing viewings, rigorous tenant screening (credit, references, background), and drafting a lease compliant with the TAL.
Ongoing Management
Periodic inspections and lease renewals in compliance with current legislation.
We also act as the first point of contact whenever an issue arises with a tenant.
Financial Reporting
Detailed monthly report (income, expenses, net balance), annual summary for your tax filing, and direct deposit of your rental income according to the agreed frequency.
How to Get Started
- 1
Evaluation
Property visit, analysis of rental income, and identification of optimization opportunities
- 2
Proposition
A personalized service proposal outlining fees, inclusions, and exclusions.
- 3
Onboarding
Integration of tenants, transfer of existing leases, and coordination of scheduled maintenance.
- 4
Follow-Up
Monthly reports and ongoing adjustments.
Frequently Asked Questions About Rental Management
What types of properties do you manage?
Condos, houses, apartments, duplexes, triplexes, and buildings with five units or more.