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Who regulates property managers in Ontario?

Nicola

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Does anyone know how property managers are regulated in Ontario? Are they required to be licenced realtors as they are in Alberta?
 
No. They`re not required unless it`s for condo management. I`m aware of a dimploma program from Humber College, and designations (aihm - institute of housing management - I think but not certain it`s required for certain pm functions for city of toronto housing and arm and cpm through the real estate institute of canada)
 
Err I should add it reads wrong - condo managers are regulated but not required to be realtors.
 
Thanks Adam.

So if my property manager is not paying us the net rent he has collected, what recourse would we have (besides legal action)?
 
I guess you can try contacting any associations a part of (bbb?, apartment managers association? other listed in post above?)
If the situation is outright theft and then nonresponsive over a long period than why not legal action? Or what`s the issue?
 
QUOTE (housingrental @ Nov 12 2008, 12:00 PM) I guess you can try contacting any associations a part of (bbb?, apartment managers association? other listed in post above?)
If the situation is outright theft and then nonresponsive over a long period than why not legal action? Or what`s the issue?

My problem is legal action is expensive, especially if you have to go to court. (I`m not in Canada, so I couldn`t go to small claims court.) I might try the BBB - though they are not a member I see they had a complaint against them that appears to have been resolved through the BBB.
 
Nicola,
You should direct this matter to Ontario Lawyer, Robert Di Vincenzo. 1-416-962-2666.
 
Hi Nicola,

I have other situation with some vendor which bill me on work which I didn`t order, I used the "Consumer Protection" the problem is they can`t force any action, the only action they can do is to add your claim to there database, in case they have few more complain on the relevant company they will submit deep investigation which can lead to Government law action.

Here is the link check it.

http://www.gov.on.ca/MGS/en/Contact/STEL01_045739.html




Haim Rabinoviz
 
QUOTE (housingrental @ Nov 13 2008, 02:31 AM) What`s the exact situation? Is there a dispute or just criminal theft?


Well, I`ve not been getting any response to my inquiries (emails, faxes). Really poor communication, what seem to be excessive repair and maintenance charges (don`t know as I don`t have any invoices) and rent not deposited. I don`t know if it`s intentional or just inefficiency.

I got a hold of someone on the phone today, so hopefully I can get it sorted out.

I don`t think it`s to the point of legal action or even complaints to the BBB or Consumer Protection, but I just wanted to know where I could turn if necessary.
 
QUOTE (Haimr @ Nov 13 2008, 07:42 AM) Hi Nicola,

I have other situation with some vendor which bill me on work which I didn`t order, I used the "Consumer Protection" the problem is they can`t force any action, the only action they can do is to add your claim to there database, in case they have few more complain on the relevant company they will submit deep investigation which can lead to Government law action.

Here is the link check it.

http://www.gov.on.ca/MGS/en/Contact/STEL01_045739.html




Haim Rabinoviz

Good suggestion, thanks!
 
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