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Tag Archives: LTB
When can a Landlord Enter a Rental Unit?
The question of when a Landlord can enter a tenants apartment was asked of Realtor Steven Silva. Here is his answer: :… Generally, the landlord must first give the tenant 24 hours written notice, stating when they will enter and for what reason. There are some exceptions, however, such as in the case of an emergency or if the tenant agrees to allow the landlord to enter the unit. In your case, as long as the Landlord gives you 24-hour written notice, she may enter even if you’re not home (for other times Landlords may enter with and without notice visit AskRealtorSteve.com)… Continue reading →
Posted in Blog, Home Tips, Q&A, Real Estate, Rent / Lease
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Tagged Aurura, Barrie, Bradford, Bradford Times, For Sale, Gwillimbury, Home Consultant, Home Inspector, Innisfil, Landlord Access, landlord enter a unit, landlord tennant, LTB, N 11, N 12, N11, N12, N18, Ontario, Realtor, Realtor Steve, Royal LePage, Simcoe, Sold, South Simcoe, Steven Silva, tenant law, Toronto, when can a landlord enter a unit
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Landlords Rejoice! NY Times claims it is better to Rent than Buy
Rent or Buy? Every Tenant should be asking themselves this question. Actually a better question would be: At what point should a Renter stop saving and renting and buy property, if at all? Most Realtors, I suspect, will say as soon as you can afford to do so… Had I taken the article at face value when it was posted in 2008, I would have lost $100,000 in a three year period. Continue reading →
Posted in Blog, Buying, Home Tips, Q&A, Real Estate
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Tagged "Ask Steve", 416er, buy or rent, buy vs rent, Calculator, Garbage In, Garbage Out, Landlords, LTB, New York Times, NY Times, Real Estate, Realtor, rent v.s. buy, Tenants, Toronto
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