Eviction tip sheet
Late payments, bouncing cheques – these are just a couple of the warning signs seasoned landlords look for. But while evicting a troublesome tenant may seem the easy solution, doing so isn’t quite as simple.
Owning a rental property can be a terrific way to invest, but finding the right tenant isn't always easy. For those who end up with a problem tenant, there is assistance available. This recent article from Canadian Real Estate Wealth details the important steps to take if you find yourself in this situation.
The first and possibly most important step is to be prepared. Evicting a tenant can be a lengthy and complicated process. It helps to be familiar with what is coming up, or consult someone who can assist. Contacting your local Landlord Tenant Board is normally the best course of action, as you will be in touch with qualified professionals who are knowledgeable about the process. Finally, don't hesitate to attempt to correct problem behaviour. Addressing your concerns promptly is important - waiting or ignoring the behaviour will only make it worse.
Click here for the full article from Canadian Real Estate Wealth.