Managing Your Properties

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You make your money when you buy — but you keep it through management. This Ontario-focused path covers placing great tenants, running your rentals like a business, and staying firmly on the right side of the Landlord Tenant Board.

Run Rentals Like a Business

Good management is systems, not scrambling. This course shows you the processes that keep a portfolio running smoothly whether you have two doors or twenty.

Action step: Document one process you currently keep only in your head.

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Self-Manage or Hire?

Whether you manage yourself or hire out, you need to know what great management looks like. This course helps you decide and, if you hire, choose well.

Action step: List the three tasks you’d hand off first.

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Fill Vacancies Fast

Every empty day costs you. Learn how to advertise a rental so it attracts a strong pool of applicants quickly.

Action step: Rewrite one of your listings using what you learn.

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Place Quality Tenants

Natasha Cultraro shares how to place quality tenants in your rental — the screening and selection that prevent most problems before they start.

Action step: Tighten one step in your screening process.

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Spot Fake Applications

Hillary Walgate shows how to spot fake credit reports and other fake data that applicants share — a fast-growing risk every landlord should know.

Action step: Add a verification step that would catch a forged report.

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Know the Rules: LTB Basics

The Landlord Tenant Board governs almost everything you do as an Ontario landlord. This course covers the basics every investor must know.

Action step: Note the two LTB timelines you’re least sure about.

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Stay Current on Legislation

Kristin A. Ley delivers legislation and Landlord Tenant Board updates — the changes that quietly reshape what landlords can and can’t do.

Action step: Check whether a recent change affects your current leases.

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Meet the 2026 Fire Code

Carson Ryan covers the 2026 updates to the fire code that landlords need to know — compliance that protects your tenants and your investment.

Action step: Audit one property against the new requirements.

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Track It All in Software

Building Stack gives you one place to manage tenants, maintenance, and accounting. This overview shows how software takes the friction out of management.

Action step: Trial one software feature on a single property.

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