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If you are a landlord, do you think the "three strikes, you're out" approach should be adopted with renters?

http://www.cbc.ca/m/news/canada/thunder-bay/tighten-rules-for-tenants-former-thunder-bay-landlord-says-1.2485937

Not all landlords or renters are bad. However, bad tenants can live rent free for months, trash the place and walk away with no consequences. Here's how one landlord paid $2,400 for a learning experience with a bad tenant.

Rental Crunch: What’s worse, a bad tenant or a bad landlord? Landlord Lynn McColl has a wealth of experience in the rental game, so she should have known better than to listen to her heart. She and husband Dirk Stewart, who are co-owners of a house with four suites in Victoria, regret giving a break to a young couple.

It's an even more competitive rental market out there now, with lower vacancy rates. Stand out as a renter and build your renter reputation with our iRentHappy profiles.

Ontario Rental Market Vacancy Rate Drops in Fall 2014 TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Dec. 16, 2014) - The rental apartment vacancy rate[1] in Ontario urban centres[2] was 2.3 per cent in October 2014, down from 2.6 per cent in October 2013, according to the Fall Rental Market Survey released today by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. "Improvin…

iRentHappy Co-Founder, Derek Chan, is excited to be at the 2014 Canadian Innovation Exchange (CIX).

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For all the math-loving geeks and university students out there, this ones for you!

Good luck on your midterms!

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Jason Mercer, TREB's market analysis director says, that “We could see some renewed upward pressure on average rents moving forward, as competition between renters increases".

How will you stand out as competition between renters increase?

EASY! Build your renter reputation with iRentHappy!!

TREB: Toronto condo rentals up 20 per cent in Q3 over last year - BuzzBuzzHome News Condo-apartment rental transactions in the third quarter in Canada’s most populous city are up 20.5 per cent from the same time last year, according to data released by the Toronto Real Estate Board last week.