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02/07/2018

Hello Friends,

We are excited to announce that we have just added a new service to our repertoire!

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We now offer:

TENANT SCREENING SERVICES FOR LANDLORDS

When it comes to renting your property, choosing the right candidate can save you months of stress and financial problems. We provide comprehensive tenant checks, which allows you the information you need to make an informed decision about who will occupy your unit.

Not properly screening prospective tenants can lead to unpaid rent, disturbances to other tenants and neighbors and damages to your property, among others. It is better to stay ahead of the game and avoid potential conflicts by utilizing this simple, cost effective tool. Whether you are a big corporation with multiple units or a small landlord with just one or ,a few, we can help you rent your unit quickly and with confidence.

Our Screening Process Includes The Following:

Rental History – Judgements from other landlords

Employment History

Credit History

Personal Reference Checks

Criminal Background

Identification Documents and Verification

Final Recommendations

11/09/2017

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We are now Live on yellowpages.ca. Please check out our brand new website for more details about Ultimate Paralegal Services. Don't hesitate to click or call!!

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Ultimate Paralegal Services provides professional legal services to the general public.

10/23/2017

"An Investment in Knowledge Pays The Best Interest" Benjamin Franklyn

09/11/2017

The Ontario Human Rights Code is a provincial law which assures equal rights and opportunities for all people without discrimination. The foundations of the Ontario Human Rights Code are established by international law pursuant to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and nationally under the Canadian Charter of Right and Freedoms.
The Ontario Human Rights Code (the Code) assures equal rights and opportunities for all people without discrimination in five areas social areas, these include:
• Services, goods and facilities
• Housing accommodation
• Contracts
• Employment
• Vocational Associations
Discrimination also includes:
• Intersecting grounds, treating people differently on more than one ground
• Association, treating people differently because a friend or family member identifies with a ground
• Perceived grounds, treating people differently because of a belief they identify with a Code ground
The Ontario Human Rights Code takes priority over other legislation, this means if there is a conflict between the provisions of the Code and the Residential Tenancies Act, for example, the Code must be followed first unless an exception is specified.
The Ontario Human Rights system includes three organizations:
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario deals with complaints of discrimination under the Human Rights Code. Complaints are resolved through mediation and/or hearings with adjudicators.
• The Human Rights Legal Support Centre offers legal services to individuals (usually not landlords) who believe they have experienced discrimination.
• The Ontario Human Rights Commission the independent statutory body that provides leadership for the promotion, protection and advancement of human rights, and builds partnerships across the human rights system and society.
Residential landlords, small or large, must learn, develop and comply with a variety of duties and obligations established for housing providers under the Code as well as policies developed by the Commission, including the Human Rights and Rental Housing Policy.

HOUSING IS A RIGHT.....NOT A BUSINESS!!

08/25/2017

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08/22/2017

Be a smart Landlord. Avoid problems later.

Choosing a Tenant:

You have the right to choose a tenant using income information, credit checks, credit references, rental history, guarantees, and similar business practices as prescribed in the Ontario Human Rights Code regulations.

You cannot select or refuse tenants based on race, place of origin, ethnic origin, religion, s*x, age, s*xual orientation, marital status, family status (e.g. children) or disability.

After the Tenant Moves In:

While a tenant is renting from you, these are some of your most important rights:

Collection of Rent Deposit:

When you and the tenant sign the lease or tenancy agreement, you may collect a rent deposit. The maximum amount of this deposit is the same as the rent for 1 rental period (for example, 1 month or 1 week).

Collection of Rent:

You are entitled to collect rent, in full, on the day that it is due.

Entry to the Rental Unit:

You may enter the rental home in order to complete maintenance or repairs, to show the unit to a potential tenant, or in an emergency. However, you must follow certain entry guidelines.

Increase of Rent:

You can increase the rent once in a 12-month period. However, you must follow rent increase guidelines.

Eviction of Tenants:

In some situations, you can evict a tenant. If you give your tenant(s) a notice that you want them to leave, and they do not agree, you have the right to file an application and have a hearing with the Landlord and Tenant Board.

http://settlement.org/ontario/housing/rent-a-home/landlord-rights-and-responsibilities/what-are-my-rights-as-a-landlord/

For more Information, please contact us. Take advantage of our free 30 minute consultation for this month only!

In Ontario, the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) gives certain rights and responsibilities to landlords. The RTA applies to most rental situations.

08/11/2017

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