Excruciating delays at Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board: Ombudsman
TORONTO — Ontario’s ombudsman says a backlog of cases at the Landlord and Tenant Board has grown to 38,000 and …Read More »The opioid and homelessness crises and the effect on the property management industry.
We have seen an increase in requests for the removal and disposal of discarded drug paraphernalia, and biohazards (blood, bodily …Read More »RMTI – BBB ACCREDITED BUSINESS
RMTI has been an Accredited Business for a number of years and according to the BBB we are now part …Read More »Strata corporations will be required to contribute more!
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The interest rate for Security and Pet Damage Deposits for 2023 has been calculated at 1.95%. This calculation, as outlined …Read More »No Strata Rental-Restriction Bylaws Allowed
November 24 2022… Today, the Government of B.C. announced changes to legislation that will remove rental restrictions in strata properties …Read More »Annual Allowable Rent Increase for 2023 set at 2%
The BC Residential Tenancy Branch has announced the 2023 maximum rent increase percentage is 2%. Annual rent increase notices must …Read More »Wage Benefit Survey 2022
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The provincially mandated rent increase freeze in BC expired January 1, 2022 and the Residential Tenancy Branch has announced the …Read More »New Residential Tenancy Branch Complaints Process
A statement was released by the Residential Tenancy Branch regarding their complaints process The RTB statement reads as follows: Ensuring …Read More »Change to BC Tenancy Law – Email a Method of Service
Effective March 1, 2021 The Province of BC has amended regulations to allow email as a method of service between …Read More »Trained Onsite Personnel will Save you Thousand$ of Dollar$
Fully trained, skilled and motivated onsite personnel who are up to date with industry trends and new developments are essential …Read More »What has changed for Resident Managers over the past 40 years?
A lot has changed over the past 40 plus years for Resident Managers Increased Wages, Benefits, Reduced Rent, Employment Standards …Read More »What is the difference between a Resident Manager and a Property Manager?
Over the years, we have been asked this very question – What is the difference between a Resident Manager and …Read More »BC Residential Tenancy Act – Current Updates
RMTI students & graduates, please visit the BC Residential Tenancy website on a regular basis for current updates and changes …Read More »Ending a Tenancy – Residential Tenancy (Covid-19) Order
The Honourable Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor, issued a ministerial order which puts much of what Premier …Read More »Resident Managers, Caretakers Identified as Essential Services
Resident Caretakers and other professions crucial to keeping a rental building running have been identified as essential services. Non-health essential …Read More »COVID-19 Important Information
Important Information for Resident Managers, Building Caretakers & Building Superintendents. Keep your tenants, strata owners, contractors and employees safe during …Read More »More Opportunities for RMTI Graduates with Recent Increase in Rental Construction
Rental construction is starting to boom again, but it won’t be enough to satisfy big-city demand. After decades in the …Read More »Gov’t of BC Beefing Up Protection for Renters
The Government of British Columbia is beefing up protection for renters by closing a loophole that some landlords used to …Read More »
Excruciating delays at Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board: Ombudsman
TORONTO — Ontario’s ombudsman says a backlog of cases at the Landlord and Tenant Board has grown to 38,000 and …Read More »The opioid and homelessness crises and the effect on the property management industry.
We have seen an increase in requests for the removal and disposal of discarded drug paraphernalia, and biohazards (blood, bodily …Read More »RMTI – BBB ACCREDITED BUSINESS
RMTI has been an Accredited Business for a number of years and according to the BBB we are now part …Read More »Strata corporations will be required to contribute more!
The Province has introduced legislative amendments increasing the minimum amount that developers and strata corporations are required to contribute to …Read More »2023 Deposit Interest Rate
The interest rate for Security and Pet Damage Deposits for 2023 has been calculated at 1.95%. This calculation, as outlined …Read More »No Strata Rental-Restriction Bylaws Allowed
November 24 2022… Today, the Government of B.C. announced changes to legislation that will remove rental restrictions in strata properties …Read More »Annual Allowable Rent Increase for 2023 set at 2%
The BC Residential Tenancy Branch has announced the 2023 maximum rent increase percentage is 2%. Annual rent increase notices must …Read More »Wage Benefit Survey 2022
Apartment & Condominium Building Managers/Caretakers The following information was obtained through research, interviews and discussions with employees and employers in …Read More »Minimum Wage Increases for Resident Caretakers in BC as of June 1, 2022
A resident caretaker is a person who lives in an apartment building that has more than eight residential suites, and …Read More »How can you get your pool ready for the upcoming season?
It may seem a little early to think about opening your pool for the season – but why not get …Read More »Annual allowable rent increase for 2022 set at 1.5%
The provincially mandated rent increase freeze in BC expired January 1, 2022 and the Residential Tenancy Branch has announced the …Read More »New Residential Tenancy Branch Complaints Process
A statement was released by the Residential Tenancy Branch regarding their complaints process The RTB statement reads as follows: Ensuring …Read More »Change to BC Tenancy Law – Email a Method of Service
Effective March 1, 2021 The Province of BC has amended regulations to allow email as a method of service between …Read More »Trained Onsite Personnel will Save you Thousand$ of Dollar$
Fully trained, skilled and motivated onsite personnel who are up to date with industry trends and new developments are essential …Read More »What has changed for Resident Managers over the past 40 years?
A lot has changed over the past 40 plus years for Resident Managers Increased Wages, Benefits, Reduced Rent, Employment Standards …Read More »What is the difference between a Resident Manager and a Property Manager?
Over the years, we have been asked this very question – What is the difference between a Resident Manager and …Read More »BC Residential Tenancy Act – Current Updates
RMTI students & graduates, please visit the BC Residential Tenancy website on a regular basis for current updates and changes …Read More »Ending a Tenancy – Residential Tenancy (Covid-19) Order
The Honourable Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor, issued a ministerial order which puts much of what Premier …Read More »Resident Managers, Caretakers Identified as Essential Services
Resident Caretakers and other professions crucial to keeping a rental building running have been identified as essential services. Non-health essential …Read More »COVID-19 Important Information
Important Information for Resident Managers, Building Caretakers & Building Superintendents. Keep your tenants, strata owners, contractors and employees safe during …Read More »More Opportunities for RMTI Graduates with Recent Increase in Rental Construction
Rental construction is starting to boom again, but it won’t be enough to satisfy big-city demand. After decades in the …Read More »Gov’t of BC Beefing Up Protection for Renters
The Government of British Columbia is beefing up protection for renters by closing a loophole that some landlords used to …Read More »