Rental Income Tax in BC: What Landlords Need to Declare to the CRA
Posted on Sep 21, 2026 in Landlord Advice
If you own a rental property in British Columbia, the income you earn is taxable, and the Canada Revenue Agency expects it to be reported accurately every year. For many landlords, especially those who are newer to the rental market, understanding what to declare, what to deduct, and how to stay on the right side of the CRA is one of the less intui...
What Can a Landlord Deduct from a Security Deposit in BC?
Posted on Jul 13, 2026 in Landlord Advice
Security deposit disputes are one of the most common sources of conflict between landlords and tenants in British Columbia. Knowing exactly what you can and cannot deduct and how to document everything correctly is essential for protecting your investment and avoiding costly disputes with the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB).
Whether you're renting...
Port Moody Landlord Guide: Renting Out Your Property in 2026
Posted on Jul 06, 2026 in Landlord Advice
Port Moody is one of the most desirable rental markets in Metro Vancouver—and one of the most misunderstood. Its combination of SkyTrain access, waterfront living, walkable neighborhoods, and a strong sense of community makes it consistently attractive to quality tenants. But renting out a property in Port Moody in 2026 requires more than simply ow...
Strata Insurance in BC: What Landlords and Strata Councils Must Do in 2026
Posted on Jun 08, 2026 in Landlord Advice
In Part 1 of this series, we covered how strata insurance works in BC, why deductibles have risen so dramatically, and what every condo owner needs to check on their personal policy right now. If you missed it, read Part 1 here.
This second part is for two specific groups who carry additional responsibility: landlords renting out strata units, and t...
Strata Insurance in BC: What Condo Owners and Landlords Need to Know in 2026
Posted on Jun 01, 2026 in Landlord Advice
If you own a condo, townhouse, or strata unit in Metro Vancouver, strata insurance is one of the most important — and most misunderstood — topics you need to get right in 2026.
Deductibles that once sat at $5,000 or $10,000 have climbed to $50,000, $100,000, or more in many BC strata corporations. And if damage originates in your unit, you could be...
What to Do If a Tenant Refuses to Leave in BC a Landlord Guide
Posted on May 18, 2026 in Landlord Advice
At some point, many landlords face a stressful situation: a tenant who refuses to leave the property.
Whether the lease has ended, rent hasn’t been paid, or proper notice was already given, tenants remaining in a unit beyond their legal right can quickly create financial pressure and legal complications.
The most important thing to understand is this...