Fee structure

Your expenses – management fees and expenses

The General Principle is: You will have all the expenses you always had plus a fee to the manager to separate you from the work and problems.

As a landlord you are interested in the total fees to have your rental property managed – meaning that you will have no contact with the tenant and that you will receive regular income.

Landlordrelief.ca will charge you management fees. In addition, you will be responsible for to pay for expenses necessary to manage your property. Each of these charges is described.

Fees paid to landrelief.ca

Our fees will be based on an agreed upon percentage of the gross rent. In general the fee will range from 7% to 11% depending on a number of factors. These factors include:

-         the type of property: condominium, duplex, triplex, single family

-         the gross rent ( the higher the rent the lower the percentage)

-         the number of properties we manage for you

Expenses to manage your property while your property is rented

As you know, owning property is not “hassle free”. You can have a number of problems. Some of the more common problems include: plumbing, electrical, roofing, appliance repairs. Some of the less common problems (particularly in Toronto) include raccoons. Whatever the problem we will solve it for you quickly, efficiently and at fair price.

Expenses to manage your property while your property is vacant

Our first objective is to minimize vacancies. When a vacancy happens you can expect two kinds of expenses:

First, the cost of finding a suitable tenant. These costs include: advertising, showing the property, credit checks, etc.

Second, the cost of painting, cleaning and maintenance  that would normally be done only when there is a vacancy. (Once again,  tenant turnover is your biggest cost. Our objective is to minimize it.)

In most cases, fees (whether  management fees or reimbursement for expenses will be taken out of the rent and the balance deposited into your account at a Canadian bank.

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