6 Ways To Protect Yourself As A Landlord | Max Suite Strategy | GTA Real Estate Investing

More and more we're hearing about nightmare situations with tenant situations. For example, tenants not paying and refusing to leave. And landlords not able to do anything.
In this video, we outlined 6 ways you can protect yourself as a small investor landlord. 🎥
01:30 - Issues with landlord tenant board
02:34 - Ways to screen tenants
03:24 - How to attract the best tenants
04:00 - How to avoid rent-controlled units
05:21 - How to avoid the residential tenancies act
06:22 - Strategies for shorter-term rentals
07:16 - Ways to diversify risk
It's not about tenants vs landlords, or about ways to screw tenants over. ❌
This video is about strategies to find great tenants and how to protect the assets that you and your family have worked so hard for. 💪
CBC video discussing issue: • $100K to get out? Land...
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[@HelloKazhi]

Always good to see your videos, keep it up!
Btw, are you currently seeking any thumbnail designer.
Can I will share some previous work

[@amelmatt5641]

The fact that one of the suggestions in this video is to avoid rentals regulated under the RTA is an obvious sign that being a LL in communist Ontario is very very risky. Great business until a dead beat loser tenant stops paying rent.

[@nguyenphuongchang3925]

LTB doesn't protect small landlords. Whoever doesn't pay rent needs to pay passed due rent plus interest.
The government wants to increase rental supply then they need to step in to resolve fast and be fair to small landlords. This will encourage people who has extra space to rent out.

[@suiteadditions]

Yes it's unfortunate

[@gmalda]

Question about non rent controlled units; I have two homes in the Brant County area, and I bought the places back in 2007. I am wondering if these stay under the ‘rent control’ or not? I am guessing they do as they were occupied before 2018. However, the current tenants occupied these home AFTER 2018… does that count?

[@kostasgournias7046]

I hope this coverman makes the sitam fare for landlords and tenats it is offul if you are a landlord that your tenants don't pay the rent that's destring your finases