What gets taken on
The rent comes in, and the paperwork follows.
Collection, RL-31 slips, notices, rental board.
The money and the legal side are the same file. A delay left to run becomes a case, and a case is won or lost on documents produced within the deadlines.
What it covers.
Rent collection
Payments are tracked. A delay is handled the moment it appears, not three months later once the file has gone bad.
RL-31 slips
Produced and sent within the deadlines, for every unit, without the owner having to think about it.
Rent increase notices
Drafted and served according to the rules and the deadlines. A badly served notice gets contested, and it gets lost.
Evictions and the rental board
The file is built properly from the start, because that is where it is won or lost.
The legal side is not an option, it is the job.
Gestion Morin's experience comes from a 600-door operation, a thousand doors today, with a law firm in-house. A lease, a notice, a deadline, a remedy: none of it is improvised, it is known.
What we get asked.
The rest of the management.
The three parts are not sold separately: the owner hands over the portfolio, and everything follows.
Hand us your portfolio.
Present your buildings in a few choices. You get an answer built for your portfolio, not a generic grid.