What should I consider when renting a new home?

Consider affordability, location, proximity to work or school, access to transit, and tenant rights under local laws.

How do I know if a rental is safe and legal?

Check for building code compliance, working smoke detectors, and ensure the lease complies with local tenancy legislation.

Should I visit a unit before signing a lease?

Yes, visiting allows you to inspect the condition, confirm amenities, and avoid rental scams.

Renting a New Place to Call Home: What Tenants Should Consider

1 min read · published March 09, 2026

You are ready to start looking for a new place to call home and have scheduled an appointment to visit a rental property on your list. This section will provide you with the information necessary for evaluating each property you visit.

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