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Owning a rental property is a safe investment and an even better asset that can make money during periods of high inflation. It gains value when inflation is high and creates cash flow from renting during any economic period. It’s really a win-win. When it comes to selling a tenanted property in Ontario, the first thing to know is that if your tenants are still within the first year of their lease, you have to honour the terms of their lease as the tenant has the right to stay under the Ontario Landlord Tenant Act. It’s best to wait to list your property for sale until the end of their year lease or wait to sell the property till they are on a month-to-month lease. Time is money, and the faster you get the home under contract with a buyer and sold, the fasteryou can get on with life. Selling traditionally with a tenant offers many obstacles to overcome, and can make a tenant angry. Maybe even to the point of them damaging the property.(They can do a lot of damage!) https://respectrealtynw.com/ |
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