Being a landlord in Manitoba means you will likely have to deal with an eviction at one point or another. Tenant eviction is an inevitable process in every landlord’s career. You can evict your Winnipeg tenant for a multitude of different reasons. It could be that the tenant stopped paying rent, cau...
Winter in Canada can be both breathtakingly beautiful and incredibly challenging, especially for rental property owners. The plummeting temperatures, heavy snowfall, and icy conditions demand proactive measures to ensure your rental property remains safe, efficient, and comfortable for tenants durin...
Key Takeaways
- A true emergency prevents a tenant from safely living in the unit or causes active property damage; inconveniences can generally wait until business hours.
- Pillar's 24/7 emergency line routes calls to an on-call responder who assesses the situation, contacts in-house maintenance...
Key Takeaways
- Winter weather can damage roofs, pipes, siding, gutters, windows, concrete, foundations, and HVAC systems throughout a condominium community.
- Early inspections help property owners catch moisture intrusion, structural movement, and mechanical strain before they lead to larger rep...
Winnipeg Condominium Fees Are Rising: Here’s What Board Members Should Actually Be Asking
August 7, 2026, 9:24 am
Key Takeaways
- Review the specific causes behind rising expenses before deciding how much, if at all, condominium fees need to increase.
- Compare reserve fund contributions with anticipated capital projects and changing construction costs to identify potential funding gaps early.
- Evaluate main...