Alan GuoLeasing involves screening, lease terms and move-in details. Alan helps both sides get the process right and reduce surprises later.
For landlords
Pricing advice, listing marketing, tenant screening, lease preparation and move-in arrangements to find a suitable tenant.
For tenants
Homes matched to your budget, area and type, showings arranged, plus help with applications, leases and move-in.
Leasing process
Define your needs
Confirm budget, preferred area, move-in timing and home requirements.
Showings and application
Tour homes and submit a rental application with supporting documents.
Lease and move-in
Confirm lease terms, then complete the move-in and key handover as agreed.
Good to know
Residential tenancies in Ontario are governed by the Residential Tenancies Act. Rent, deposits, lease terms and rent increases follow current legislation and the lease itself. Read the lease carefully before signing, and consult a professional where needed.
Frequently asked questions
What documents do I need to rent?
Typically identification, proof of income or employment, credit history and references. Exact requirements are set by the landlord or their agent.
How long is a typical lease?
One year is common. The term is negotiated between the parties, and renewals or early termination follow the lease and the legislation.
What should I check at a showing?
Look at the home's condition, light, noise, heating and appliances, and confirm what is and is not included in the lease.