Rental assessment
Review the property's condition, housing type, location, inclusions and practical readiness before defining a launch plan.
For Ottawa owners and investors
Rent your Ottawa property with a clear plan.
Get help preparing, marketing and leasing your Ottawa property, then choose whether to manage the tenancy yourself or continue with full management.
How the service works
Choose the support that matches how you want to own.
Before the listing goes live, the home's condition, inclusions, pricing context, repairs and viewing plan need to be ready. A rental assessment turns those details into a focused launch plan.
The service model depends on what happens after the lease. Some owners are ready to manage rent, maintenance and communication themselves. Others want one coordinated point from marketing through the full tenancy.
See service detailsTenant placement
Coordinate the marketing, inquiries, showings, screening, lease and move-in handoff for an owner who will manage.
Full management
Continue with rent records, tenant communication, service requests, inspections, reporting and transitions.
Your role, clearly defined
Decide how often you want updates, which work needs approval and where you want the team to take the lead.
Choose the level of support
Placement or full management?
Choose based on what you want to manage yourself after move-in.
Tenant placement
A coordinated path through marketing, inquiries, screening, lease and handoff.
Explore tenant placementFull management
Placement plus ongoing rent records, communication, maintenance, inspections and transitions.
Explore full managementDefine the scope
Build the rental plan before the listing goes live.
A rental assessment turns property details, owner priorities and market readiness into an organized launch plan, with responsibilities and next steps made clear before marketing begins.
Assessment covers
- Property type, condition and current occupancy
- Known repairs, safety items and maintenance history
- Included appliances, utilities, parking and storage
- Desired timing and access for preparation or showings
- Owner goals for involvement and communication
- Existing tenancy, condominium or property-specific constraints
Your rental roadmap
- A practical property-readiness checklist
- Clear priorities for repairs and presentation
- A recommended launch sequence and timing considerations
- A defined tenant placement or management scope
- Documented next steps, responsibilities and approval points
Owner resources
Make a more informed management decision.
10 min read
For ownersPreparing a property for rent
A practical Ottawa rental-readiness plan covering repairs, presentation, documentation, marketing and move-in.
Read guide 019 min read
For ownersPlacement versus full management
Compare one-time tenant placement with ongoing Ottawa property management and decide which responsibilities to retain.
Read guide 0211 min read
For ownersRead a management proposal
Turn an Ottawa property management proposal into a clear annual budget by comparing service scope, fee triggers, owner workload and turnover costs.
Read guide 03Useful details
Questions from Ottawa property owners.
How do I rent my house in Ottawa?
Start by reviewing repairs, safety, inclusions, utilities and timing. Prepare accurate marketing, use a consistent inquiry and screening process, document the lease and decide who will manage communication and maintenance after move-in.
Should I choose tenant placement or full property management?
Tenant placement can suit an owner prepared to manage once the tenant moves in. Full management adds ongoing coordination. Compare the handoff, workload, authority and fees in writing.
What happens during a rental assessment?
The conversation covers the home, location, condition, features, expected timing, owner priorities and practical preparation. It produces a clear path for launch, service scope and next steps.
Can I list a property that still needs repairs?
Planning can begin, but marketing should represent the real available condition and a reliable timeline. Known repairs and safety items should be addressed before occupancy.
Start with the property
Request a rental assessment.
Tell us about the property, timing and support you are considering, or contact the team directly by phone or email.
Call 613 800 2000