Questions to ask a landlord or realtor before you rent in Canada

Finding a place to rent without Canadian credit history can be a challenge for newcomers, but that doesn’t mean you should impulsively sign a lease with the first landlord willing to accept you as a tenant.
A rental lease protects your rights as a tenant in Canada and lists out the landlord’s obligations - this may differ slightly by province and/or the landlord or the property management company. It is better to ask questions and have all doubts cleared before you sign a lease to ensure the rental is right for you and your loved ones. In this video, we cover questions you should ask about the rent, lease, home or unit.
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