Investing & Rentals

Whether a bungalow investment is worth it comes down to the numbers. Here's how to calculate cash flow, cap rate and total return, step by step.

Own a bungalow on an oversized lot? Here's how lot severance works in Ontario, what it involves, and the alternatives worth considering.

Renting a bungalow comes with duties as well as rights. Here's what Ontario tenants are responsible for, from rent and cleaning to yards and moving out.

Your bungalow can do more than house you. Here are practical ways Ontario owners earn income from their home, lot and garage, and the rules to know.

A step-by-step beginner's guide to buying your first rental property in Ontario, from setting goals and financing to finding tenants.

Bungalows offer land, flexibility and broad appeal, but they're not right for every buyer. Here's how to judge one as an investment.

Laneway houses add a second, detached home at the back of a lot that faces a public lane. Here's who qualifies, the approvals involved and how owners use them.

BRRRR stands for buy, renovate, rent, refinance and repeat. Here's how the strategy works in Ontario, what can go wrong and how bungalows fit in.

The Landlord and Tenant Board settles most rental disputes in Ontario. Here's what it does, how cases work and how to prepare, whether you rent or own.

Tenant insurance protects your belongings and covers you if you accidentally damage someone else's property. Here's what it covers and how to buy it.