Additional Residential Unit Registration
Aurora’s current by-law requires Additional Residential Units to be registered and compliant with applicable zoning, building and fire-safety rules.
Property Management · Aurora, ON
Aurora is one of York Region's most established family communities — larger lots, top-rated schools, and a historic downtown along Yonge Street. LandLord manages Aurora rentals with pricing and screening built around the tenant this town actually attracts.
Who Rents in Aurora
Aurora tenants tend to be established professionals and families prioritizing schools and space — that shapes how we screen and market a listing here.
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Aurora's tenant pool skews toward established families and professionals who chose the town for its schools, space, and small-town feel — a different renter profile than a downtown Toronto condo or a Mississauga high-rise. Screening and marketing need to reflect that.
Visit the Property Management page for the complete offering: leasing, screening, rent collection, maintenance, accounting, inspections, and pricing — then use this page to confirm coverage specific to Aurora.
What We Offer
Pro photos, multi-channel listing exposure, on-site & virtual showings, and full tenant screening — credit, income, rental history, and references.
Automated rent intake, arrears tracking, deposit handling, trust accounting, monthly owner statements, and year-end tax reports.
24/7 work-order triage, vetted WSIB-cleared trades, volume pricing on common repairs, and preventative maintenance scheduling.
Move-in inspections, digital documentation, responsive messaging, renewal management, guideline rent increases, and notices.
Ontario LTB rules, city by-laws, fire & building code coordination, and insurance documentation.
Local eyes on your property — rent collected and remitted, maintenance handled, and detailed reporting aligned with CRA non-resident rules.
Coverage Across the Town
Aurora's rental demand centres on family-sized homes near good schools, with a smaller but growing pocket of newer builds in the northeast.
The town's historic Yonge Street core — character homes, walkable shops, and the GO station within reach.
A mature, tree-lined neighbourhood popular with families for its schools and larger detached lots.
Newer subdivisions with modern construction, attracting growing families and move-up buyers turned landlords.
Aurora's newest growth area, with contemporary homes and strong demand from young families.
Strong demand from Toronto commuters thanks to the Barrie GO line running through the town centre.
Reach out and we'll walk you through what your specific area looks like right now.
Property Types We Manage
Aurora's rental stock leans toward larger detached and semi-detached homes, with a growing share of legal second units.
Larger family homes across Aurora's established and newer-build neighbourhoods.
A popular option for families and professionals wanting space without full detached upkeep.
Integrated basement or accessory units that must satisfy zoning, building, fire-safety and municipal registration requirements.
Detached additional units may be possible on eligible lots, subject to Aurora zoning, permits and registration.
Local Compliance
Aurora applies municipal registration, property standards and vital-services requirements alongside Ontario’s provincial tenancy law. We identify the requirements that apply to each property and coordinate the operational steps.
Aurora’s current by-law requires Additional Residential Units to be registered and compliant with applicable zoning, building and fire-safety rules.
Rental properties must meet maintenance and occupancy standards, while landlords must provide required heat, water, electricity and other vital services.
Rent increases on units first occupied before Nov. 15, 2018 are capped by an annual provincial guideline. We track eligibility and timing on every unit.
Owners living outside Canada face additional CRA withholding and filing obligations, which we coordinate on your behalf.
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Common questions about fees, ongoing management, tenant placement, emergency support, rent increases, transitions and onboarding.
Fees vary based on the type of property, the number of rental units, whether the property is currently occupied and the level of support needed. LandLord’s property-management fee calculator provides an initial estimate before the team confirms a property-specific quote.
Full-service management can include rent collection, owner statements, tenant communication, inspections, maintenance coordination, lease renewals, required notices and ongoing oversight of the tenancy. The agreed scope is documented in the management agreement and explained on LandLord’s property-management service page.
LandLord manages detached and semi-detached houses, townhomes, condominium units, registered additional residential units, small multi-unit properties and rental portfolios across Aurora.
The screening process can review identity, employment, income, credit information, previous rental history and references. Applications are considered as a complete file while following Ontario housing and privacy requirements. More information is available on LandLord’s leasing and tenant-screening page.
Yes. The service can include rental pricing, listing preparation, marketing, showings, application review, tenant screening and lease coordination. Learn more about LandLord’s tenant-placement and leasing services.
Yes. Managed properties have access to 24/7 emergency support for urgent situations involving safety or the risk of major property damage. Routine maintenance requests are logged, prioritized and handled through the normal repair process.
LandLord shares Ontario’s rent-increase guideline for the upcoming year with clients each year. Once a tenancy reaches its next eligible increase date, the team checks the applicable requirements, prepares the correct notice and sends it within the required timeline based on the owner’s instructions. Owners can also view the next eligible increase date through the client portal.
Often, yes. The tenancy remains in place while the management transition is completed. LandLord can help coordinate the transfer of leases, keys, tenant records, deposits, accounting information, maintenance history and owner instructions, subject to the termination terms of the existing management agreement.
A property manager can be valuable when an owner needs local coverage, reliable systems or more consistent support with tenants, repairs, accounting and notices. Professional oversight can also help reduce missed deadlines, delayed maintenance, extended vacancies and preventable operating issues.
Yes. LandLord can serve as the local point of contact for rent collection, tenant communication, repairs, reporting and property oversight. For owners outside Canada, the team can also coordinate the property-management side of NR6 and Section 216 administration with the owner’s tax professionals. Learn about non-resident property-management support.
Onboarding begins with the property details, current occupancy, lease status and the owner’s priorities. The team then reviews the available records, confirms the management scope, organizes the handoff and identifies the first operational steps. Begin by contacting the Aurora property-management team.
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LandLord manages rental properties across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. If your property is nearby but not in Aurora, find your location below.
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