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Define rent-payment administration, records, owner reporting and follow-up responsibilities within the proposed management scope.
Rent administration connects the amount due with payments received, adjustments and outstanding balances. A clear record helps the owner understand the position of each tenancy without piecing it together from bank entries and messages.
Dates, references and allocation to the correct tenancy matter alongside the amount received. Opening balances need particular care when responsibility moves from an owner or another manager.
A missing payment, an incorrectly allocated receipt and an agreed adjustment are different situations. Administrative follow-up should establish the record and keep the owner informed of decisions still required.
Recordkeeping and communication do not guarantee payment. The management arrangement should distinguish routine follow-up from any separate legal advice or proceedings, with financial information shared through an appropriate private channel.
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Rent collection & reporting
"Before D&D, I was chasing rent on the 5th, 8th, and 12th of every month. Now it hits my account on the 1st, every month, without a single call from me. The automated system is exactly what I needed."
Rent collection & reporting
"D&D's arrears management is professional and escalates appropriately. When a tenant fell behind, they issued N4 notices correctly and on time without us having to prompt them. LTB process was handled flawlessly."
Rent collection & reporting
"The tenant portal reduces payment friction significantly. Tenants pay online, get digital receipts, and we get instant notifications. Late payments have dropped to near zero since implementing D&D's collection system."
Distinguish missing receipts, misallocations and actual unpaid amounts before treating the balance as a collection issue.
Preserve corrections, communications and owner decisions alongside the ledger so the current balance can be explained.
Explain the payment and recordkeeping arrangement without submitting banking details or tenant ledgers publicly.
Flag disputed allocations, missing periods or known adjustments for a private records review.
State who receives information and who authorises follow-up or referral for specialist help.
Identify the property and existing payment records.
Agree payment administration, corrections and reporting tasks.
Confirm owner decisions and any separate specialist work.
Use the agreed channel for sensitive financial information.
No collection outcome should be inferred from administrative support. The agreement should define recordkeeping, communications and follow-up responsibilities, with any separate contractual commitment reviewed on its actual terms rather than assumed from this page.
Agree how receipts are identified and allocated to the tenancy record, with dates and references retained. The remaining balance should be explainable from the agreed charges and adjustments rather than inferred from a single bank entry.
Review the ledger and supporting receipts or agreed adjustments before further follow-up. Keep the disputed item and the owner's decision visible, and obtain appropriate advice where the issue goes beyond correcting an administrative record.
No. Ontario's tenancy process governs non-payment remedies and eviction. Keep administrative follow-up separate from legal notices or proceedings, and obtain appropriate advice for the actual case rather than treating an overdue ledger as eviction authority. Landlord and Tenant Board: Residential Tenancies Act guide
Reconcile opening balances, receipts, adjustments and relevant tenancy records through a private handoff. Identify uncertain figures and supporting documents so a transferred balance is not treated as verified solely because it appears on an old statement.
Agree how the tenancy ledger feeds owner reports and how corrections are carried through. A clear link between charges, receipts and reported balances lets the owner understand changes without exchanging unrelated spreadsheets and payment messages.
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