Two of a landlord’s biggest worries, backed in writing.
Pet damage and a costly eviction are two situations landlords naturally worry about. For the tenancies I place, these assurances give you a written contribution toward those specific risks. Here is exactly what that means, and exactly where the limits are.
Pet Damage Assurance
Eviction Assurance
What each assurance covers
In plain terms, here is how each assurance works.
🐾 Pet Damage Assurance
up to $500 per tenancy
If you agree to a pet that I have screened and approved in writing, and that pet causes damage, the tenant is billed first. The security deposit and pet damage deposit are then applied.
If those steps do not fully cover the pet-related damage, I contribute up to $500 toward the remaining shortfall. One claim per tenancy.
🛡 Eviction Assurance
up to $500 toward bailiff costs
If a tenant I placed ends up subject to an Order of Possession and you need a bailiff to enforce it, I contribute up to $500 toward your bailiff costs for that enforcement.
This is about helping with the hard cost of enforcement when a tenancy has truly broken down. It is not a promise about the outcome of any RTB dispute, and it does not replace legal advice. It is a dollar commitment toward the bailiff step, specifically.
Why I can offer this
I can offer these assurances because I am confident in my screening process, and because I stand behind the tenancies I place. I am not just handing you a tenant and walking away. If a tenancy I placed turns into one of these specific problems, I share part of that risk with you.
How the assurances work
A few honest conditions. These keep the assurances fair, and I would rather you see them up front than find them in the fine print later.
- Your account is in good standing. The assurances apply while your management account with me is current and active.
- The tenant was placed by me. These cover tenancies I screened and placed, not tenants who were already in the unit when we started, unless we have agreed otherwise in writing.
- The tenant and deposits come first. Payment is sought from the tenant and the deposits first.
- The contribution is paid after the tenant vacates and the deposit is reconciled. Once the unit is back and the deposit accounting is settled, the shortfall is clear and the contribution is paid.
- Pet claims are one per tenancy. The Pet Damage Assurance is limited to a single claim per tenancy.
Questions about the assurances?
Happy to walk through how these apply to your property, with no pressure.
These assurances are part of the management services I provide and sit alongside my other commitments, including transparent fees, no rent collected no management fee, and tenant placement support. This page is a plain-language summary for landlords. The exact terms, conditions, and any limits are governed by your signed management agreement, which controls in the event of any difference. The assurances are contributions toward specific costs and are not insurance, and nothing here is legal advice. For tenancy law questions, confirm with the Residential Tenancy Branch or seek legal advice.