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Short-Term Rental Management
Airbnb and Vrbo management from listing to payout — pricing, guest communication, cleaning coordination and reviews.
Fee18–20% of monthly revenue
Short-term management →Airbnb and Vrbo management from listing to payout — pricing, guest communication, cleaning coordination and reviews.
Furnished stays for corporate travellers and people relocating who need a home in Ottawa for weeks or months.
Tenant placement and full management for owners who want steady, hands-off income from a long-term lease.
From downtown condos to family homes in the suburbs, we manage properties throughout the city, including:
Applications, references, employment and credit checks reviewed before any lease is signed.
Rent collected and tracked each month, with follow-up handled on your behalf.
Repairs and upkeep coordinated with trusted local trades, with you kept informed.
Clear monthly statements covering income and expenses.
A private owner portal where you can review statements and property information.
Listings, tenant and guest communication in English and French.
Long-term management is 8–10% of monthly rent, and tenant placement is one month’s rent with a $1,500 minimum; lease renewals are $200. Short-term (Airbnb) management is 18–20% of monthly revenue, and mid-term furnished rentals are priced on a custom basis.
Yes. We manage condos as well as houses and townhomes. For condos, the building’s declaration, bylaws and rules can limit how a unit is rented, particularly for short-term rentals, so they are worth checking before choosing a rental strategy.
Ottawa is our home base. We manage properties across the city, including Centretown, the Glebe, Byward Market, Westboro, Vanier, Kanata, Nepean, Barrhaven and Orleans.
Long-term residential tenancies in Ontario are governed by the Residential Tenancies Act, which sets rules on leases, rent increases, notices and maintenance. We follow these requirements in our day-to-day management, but we do not provide legal advice; for specific legal questions, please consult a lawyer or paralegal.
It depends. The right approach depends on your property, the City of Ottawa short-term rental rules and, for condos, your building’s rules. We’re happy to talk it through in a consultation.
Tell us about your home or investment and we’ll walk you through the management options that make sense for it.