Short-Term or Long-Term Rentals: Which One is Better

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When you have a property that you’re not living in yourself, and you’re ready to rent it out – should you make it a long-term rental, which is typically a lease agreement of a year or more? Or, should you make that property a short-term rental, which is usually booked for a few days, a…

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What to Do When Your Home Isn’t Renting | Vancouver Property Management Marketing

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When your Vancouver investment property isn’t renting, things can feel pretty stressful. You know you’re losing money on lost rental income, and you’re also paying out-of-pocket for utilities, maintenance, and extra cleaning. You want to limit vacancy time as much as possible.  In our experience, properties typically don’t rent for one of three reasons: pricing,…

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Should You Allow Pets in Your Vancouver Rental Property?

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Pets can be a problem for investment property owners, especially if they’re worried about property damage and liability. We get it. Animals are a risk and they’re often unpredictable. However, it’s rare that the risk of pet outweighs the benefits of allowing tenants to move into your Vancouver rental property with their furry family members. …

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What Do I Do If a Tenant Violates the Lease Agreement? | Cause for Eviction

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Vancouver rental property owners are permitted to evict tenants for lease violations that remain uncured, but that shouldn’t be your first step when you realize your tenants are violating your lease agreement. The eviction process is arduous, especially since the pandemic arrived.  When you’re taking steps to remove a tenant from your property, remember that…

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