How to Rent Out Your House in Surrey: Top 7 Tips
Posted on Jul 30, 2025 in Property Management Tips
According to the population estimates by the City of Surrey, approximately 682,235 people live there. This population is expected to increase to 709,488 by 2026. As more people occupy Surrey, the demand for rental properties also rises.Renting out your real estate investment can seem complicated, mainly because of the competition for potential tena...
Tri-Cities Summer Maintenance Checklist for Landlords
Posted on Jul 23, 2025 in Property Management Tips
Welcome to summer maintenance in the Tri-Cities. If you own rental property in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, or Port Moody, you know our weather can flip fast one day it’s 32°, the next it’s a thunderstorm. The trick? Stay ahead of the season before small issues become big repairs.Here’s your Tri-Cities summer checklist for keeping your rental in top...
Why Is Your Property Still Vacant? 5 Reasons It’s Not Renting
Posted on Jul 18, 2025 in Property Management Tips
Your rental property has been sitting empty for weeks, maybe even months, and you're starting to feel the pressure. Every day without a tenant means lost income, increased costs, and growing frustration. If your property isn’t renting, there’s usually a reason and often, it’s something that can be fixed. Here are 5 of the most common causes of long...
Lock Change Rights: What Surrey Landlords Must Know
Posted on Jul 04, 2025 in Landlord Advice
What happens if a tenant refuses to leave, but the lease has ended? Can a landlord change the locks without warning? Many Surrey landlords aren't sure what the law allows in these situations.
The truth is, British Columbia has clear rules on when and how locks can be changed. Today we're taking a closer look into landlord responsibilities, tenant pr...
The truth is, British Columbia has clear rules on when and how locks can be changed. Today we're taking a closer look into landlord responsibilities, tenant pr...
Can a New Landlord Evict Current Tenants in Surrey?
Posted on Jul 04, 2025 in Landlord Advice
What happens to renters when a property changes hands? Many tenants and landlords are unsure if a new owner can legally end an existing rental agreement.
So, can a new landlord evict current tenants? The short answer is no.
Ownership changes don't automatically give new landlords the right to evict. Still, there are exceptions tied to specific legal...
Routine Inspections That Save Your Money
Posted on Jun 11, 2025 in Property Management Tips
Owning a rental property in British Columbia is a significant investment, and proactive maintenance is key to preserving its value. Regular inspections not only prevent costly repairs but also ensure tenant satisfaction and compliance with provincial regulations. Here’s how to implement effective routine inspections.