Step-by-step in Quebec
- 1Provincial lease generators for all 13 provinces — including the Quebec TAL Schedule G and the Ontario Standard Lease Form 2229E.
- 2CAD-native rent collection (not just USD with a CAD wrapper). Central Rentals collects via Stripe in CAD with auto-reconciliation to your rental ledger.
- 3CRA T776 + NR4 + T5013 exports at tax time, not Schedule E or 1099. Central Rentals exports one-click, CRA-ready.
- 4Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL)-compliant notices — Central Rentals pre-fills Schedule G + TAL eviction notice based on the situation, so the right form goes to the right tenant.
- 5Tenant credit reporting to Equifax + TransUnion — Central Rentals reports on-time payments for free, helping you attract better tenants.
- 6Smart Mark (the built-in assistant) — drafts your lease clauses, replies to maintenance tickets, and generates listing copy.
Why this matters
Because US-built tools (Buildium, AppFolio, TenantCloud, Avail) miss every Canadian-specific detail in this list. Quebec landlords end up paying for US compliance they can't use, while doing T776 by hand in Excel.
Frequently asked
How much does Central Rentals cost in Quebec?
Plans start at CA$60 per month for the DIY/Starter plan with a free 14-day trial — no credit card. Quebec landlords get every provincial lease, notice, and CRA export included.
Does Central Rentals work for single-property landlords?
Yes. Most of our Quebec users have 1-10 units. The Smart Mark assistant is especially valuable for small portfolios where you don't have an office to handle paperwork.
Can I switch from Buildium / AppFolio to Central Rentals?
Yes — most landlords move in under 90 minutes. We import tenants, leases, and rent schedules from CSV. See our /vs comparison pages for a side-by-side feature view.
Stop guessing — let Mark handle it
Central Rentals automates every step above for Quebec landlords. Generate the right notice, calculate the legal cap, file with Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL), and export to CRA — all in one place.