Whitehorse and the territories — RLO-ready. Central Rentals is the tech-first property management company serving Yukon — full-service tenant placement, rent collection, smart maintenance, and provincial compliance.
Listing the unit, screening applicants and signing a province-compliant lease — usually within 21 days.
Stripe-powered CAD rent collection with auto-receipts and arrears follow-up. Owner statements every month.
Tenants submit a photo ticket; the system grades severity, drafts the reply and dispatches a vendor.
Lease forms, notices, inspections and entry rules — calibrated to provincial law, kept current as it changes.
Tell us a bit about your portfolio — we'll come back with a quote and an onboarding plan for Yukon usually within one business day.
Central Rentals serves owner-operators across Yukon — from single condos to 200-door portfolios. Popular city hubs:
Yukon landlords use Central Rentals for the territory's straightforward 30-day rent-arrears path and RLO-compliant lease templates.
Serve a 14-day notice to pay; if unpaid, file with the Residential Tenancies Office. Most hearings happen within 30 days.
No formal cap, but landlords must give 3 months written notice for any rent increase and can only raise once every 12 months.
Up to one month's rent — must be returned within 15 days of move-out or a written accounting sent.
Federal housing agency. Rental market reports, affordable-housing programs, mortgage-loan insurance.
Every province runs its own landlord-tenant board with hearings, forms, notices, and dispute rulings.
Free legal help, know-your-rights guides, and mediation clinics for renters across Canada.
Licensing, trust-account rules, disciplinary rulings, and consumer protection for every registered brokerage.
Tax reporting (T776, NR4, T5013), housing statistics, and the national trade bodies for licensed property managers.
Rules for handling deposits, credit checks, privacy, mortgage regulation, and anti-money-laundering compliance.