With immense knowledge and a passion for connecting people with their perfect homes, Mayank takes pride in providing personalized service and attention to detail. From understanding your preferences to negotiating the best terms, Mayank goes above and beyond to find the ideal rental property that suits your lifestyle and budget.
Mayank Darji has years of experience in real estate, with excellent customer service. He is known for his commitment to customers, understanding, and care. Whether you're looking for renting townhomes, townhouses, detached homes, apartments, or condos, Mayank has a wide selection of listings in Toronto, Markham, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Mississauga, Richmond Hill, and Brampton which ensures that you'll discover the ideal rental in your desired location. With a wide range of options from cozy 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom to spacious 4-bedroom homes, Mayank is committed to tailoring his search to match your unique preferences and budget. With his exceptional negotiating skills and personalized approach, securing your dream rental has never been easier.
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Our process is very simple and makes it easy for us to figure out the best house for our client in very less time
From the beginning we make sure that you follow all the regulations so you don’t get into any problem in future.
It is advised to have a good credit score but we also assist new comers with no credit score
Having a proof of income is very important to prove that you can pay the rent on time
Having a reference from your previous landlord or a local resident will help gain the trust of the landlord
Deposit consists of first and last month rent in addition to any key/fob deposit
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Landlord/Listing brokerage will pay commission to both the realtors representing their clients. We will assure that you, as a tenant do not have to pay for any of the services.
With Canadian Background Government issued ID, Credit score and report, Employment Letter, Recent two – three pay stub, Previous landlord references, personal references
New Comers without Credit History and Employment Government Issued ID, your status in Canada, Proof of Funds (bank statements, Any investment documents), Personal references, Guarantor if you have any
A landlord has the right to put the property up for sale at any time. However, if there is any fixed term tenancy agreement, then the sale cannot close until the end of term agreed unless the buyer agrees to assume the tenancy.
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Yes, but as per Residential Tenancies Act, rent can only be increased once every 12 months provided the landlord has given 90 days written notice. Landlord has to follow Ontario rent increase guideline and cannot increase by any amount landlord want. Based on the Ontario Consumer Price Index (CPI), the guideline on rent increases for 2022 in Ontario is 1.2 per cent.
You can submit only one offer at a time. You are responsible to close the transaction once offer is accepted. Transaction can only be called off if tenant(s) cannot satisfy any of the conditions mentioned in the agreement. Submitting offers on more than one property at once will risk you being liable to close all the transactions in case more than 1 offer was accepted.
It is a normal practice for most of the landlord to do professional cleaning before a new tenant moves in. If upgrades are required to make place in a livable condition, then landlord is liable to do those upgraded otherwise he may or may not agree to your demands
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You can put only one offer at a time. You are responsible to close the transaction once offer is accepted. You cannot back off from the deal unless you cannot satisfy any of the conditions mentioned in clause. Putting offers on multiple properties at once will risk you being liable to close all the transactions in case more than 1 offer was accepted.
You can make cosmetics or decorative changes to property without landlord’s permission. Any major changes or structure changes can only be done with landlord’s written consent at your own cost
In Ontario it is a standard practice to pay first and last month deposit to secure any rental at start. However, it is negotiable, and tenant may agree to pay advance rent depending on situation.
