Difference Between Home Insurance & Rental Property Insurance

A common misconception about home insurance is that a property is covered as long as it has insurance—even if it’s being rented out. This isn’t accurate. When securing insurance, it’s essential to inform your insurance provider about who lives in your home and how the property is being used. Failing to disclose occupancy details could … Read more

10 Tips to Protect Your Home from Water Damage

After today’s rain storm in Toronto we thought it might be a good idea to go over a few ways you as a home owner or landlord can protect your house and property from water damage. 1.Clean gutters of leaves and debris Rainfall on your roof needs a proper channel to exit the roof and … Read more

Why an Airbnb Host Needs Home Sharing Insurance

Understanding Airbnb Insurance in Ontario: What Landlords Need to Know With the increasing popularity of short-term rental platforms like Airbnb, many Ontario property owners are taking advantage of the opportunity to earn additional income. For some, hosting is a part-time side hustle; for others, it’s a full-time business. However, renting out your property comes with … Read more

Best Flooring for Rental Property: A Guide for Ontario Landlords

When updating a rental property, choosing the right flooring is crucial. Landlords often need something that’s affordable, durable, easy to maintain, and appealing to tenants. Fortunately, modern flooring options like vinyl plank flooring meet these criteria exceptionally well, making it one of the best flooring choices for rental properties. Why Vinyl Plank Flooring? Vinyl plank … Read more

Why is my building limit more than I paid for the building?

Understanding Insurance Valuations vs Property Purchase Price A frequent inquiry in insurance discussions involves the disparity between the insurance coverage amount and the property’s purchase price. Clients often wonder, “Why is the building coverage valued at $385,000 when I purchased the property, including the land, for just $265,000?” This question is both valid and common, … Read more