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Your Tenant Put the Unit on Airbnb Without Asking: What an Ontario Landlord Can Actually Do

A tenant lists your Ontario rental on Airbnb and pockets the spread. Two remedies under the Residential Tenancies Act run in parallel — eviction for unauthorized occupancy (with a 60-day trap) and the illegal-charge offence. Here is how each one works.

Aurora Highlands vs Bayview Wellington: Which Fits Your Family?

Aurora Highlands vs Bayview Wellington for family buyers — how they compare on lots, housing type, schools, commute and resale, and why the price gap is smaller than it looks.

Can You Still Buy a 1980s or 1990s Aurora Home? An Aurora Highlands Buyer’s Guide

Can you still buy a 1980s or 1990s Aurora home? Using Aurora Highlands as the worked example: how to weigh building systems, layout and the replacement cycle over year built.

Your Tenant Just Filed for Bankruptcy: Does Ontario’s Arrears Process Still Work, or Does Federal Law Freeze It?

Your tenant filed for bankruptcy in Ontario. Does the federal stay freeze your arrears process? The dividing line between pre-bankruptcy arrears and rent that comes due after — and where a landlord actually ranks when the estate is paid out.

Aurora Highlands: Is It the Right Aurora Neighbourhood for Long-Term Family Living?

Is Aurora Highlands right for long-term family living? A broker's look at its housing mix, the real age of resale homes, schools, trails, commute, and where the August 2026 numbers actually point.

Aurora Heights or a Newer Neighbourhood? The Real Trade-Offs Between Aurora’s Established Core and Its Newer Streets

Established Aurora Heights vs newer Aurora neighbourhoods (Rural Aurora, Bayview Northeast): the real trade-offs in price, lot, upkeep, amenities, commute and appreciation, using TRREB's August 2026 benchmarks.

Selling Farmland in Ontario? The Farm Capital Gains Exemption Is Bigger Than You Think — and Harder to Earn

The qualified farm or fishing property (QFFP) exemption can shelter up to $1,250,000 of capital gain on a 2025 farm sale — but two profiles routinely fail to qualify: owners who held vacant farmland as an investment, and owners who rented their land to a farmer instead of working it themselves. Here is how to tell which side of the line your Ontario property is on before you sell.

Aurora Heights for the Renovation-Minded Buyer: Buy the Position, Not the Finishes

Why Aurora Heights rewards buyers willing to renovate: you are buying a settled location and sound structure, not the finishes. Broker Arthur Zhao separates surface “old” from structural “old,” shows where the price spread comes from, how to avoid over-improving for the street, and what Aurora’s permit rules mean at resale — anchored to TRREB’s August 2026 Aurora figures.