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Owner reporting

Owner reporting in Brampton, without asking

Rent in, costs out, the fee on its own line and every contractor invoice attached. One statement a month, and a year-end summary that goes straight to an accountant.

Call (613) 324-9141 See the owner portal
  • one statement a month
  • invoices attached, not summarised
  • year-end summary included
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What a statement shows

Rent in, costs out, fee on its own line

The statement opens with rent received and the date it cleared, not with a net figure. An owner should be able to see what arrived before seeing what was taken out of it.

Costs follow, itemised, with the contractor invoices attached rather than summarised into a single maintenance line. The management percentage sits on its own line so it is never buried among repairs.

The payout figure closes it, on the same fixed date as the rent collection cycle. Nothing appears on a statement that was not on the fee schedule agreed before the first tenancy started.

Every month
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The reporting cycle

How the month closes in Brampton, four steps

  1. Rent reconciled

    What arrived, when it cleared, and anything still outstanding, shown before any deduction.

  2. Costs itemised

    Each contractor invoice attached at cost, against the work order that produced it.

  3. Statement issued

    Fee on its own line, payout figure calculated, and the whole record filed to the portal.

  4. Year-end summary

    Income and expenses totalled for the year in a form an accountant can use directly.

Why the detail matters

What a summarised statement hides

A single line reading maintenance tells an owner nothing. It could be one large job or nine small ones, marked up or at cost, and there is no way to tell which from the figure alone.

Attaching the invoices costs nothing and answers all of it. It also makes any markup visible, which is precisely why some providers summarise instead of attaching.

At year end the same detail is what an accountant needs. A summary assembled from real invoices is quick to produce and defensible; one reconstructed later from memory is neither. See the portal and non-resident reporting.

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1 statement a month
100% invoices attached
1 year-end summary

Around reporting

What the Brampton statement draws from

Everything that moves money in or out of the unit.

Rent Collection

What arrived, when, and the payout date.

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Property Maintenance

The work orders and invoices that appear as costs.

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Owner Portal

Where statements and invoices are filed and kept.

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Non-Resident Owners

What changes in reporting when you live abroad.

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Reporting, answered

Brampton owner reporting questions

The questions about what you actually receive.

Monthly, issued with the owner payout on the same fixed date. Waiting until a month is fully closed before releasing funds is common elsewhere and it is worth asking about.
Yes, individually and at cost, against the work order that produced each one. A single summarised maintenance line is not enough to see what was actually spent or whether it was marked up.
Income and expenses totalled for the year in a form an accountant can use directly. It is assembled from the real invoices rather than reconstructed afterwards from memory.
Yes. The portal holds the running record as the month progresses, so nothing is a surprise when the statement is issued. The statement formalises it rather than revealing it.
Raise it and it is traced back to the work order and the invoice behind it. That is the whole reason the detail is kept rather than summarised into a single figure.
Yes, as an automatic copy each month. It goes out at the same time as yours, so there is no gap and nothing has to be forwarded on.

Client reviews

What Brampton owners and tenants say

★★★★★ 4.9 · 127 reviews on Google
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★★★★★

The monthly statement has the rent, the invoices and the year-to-date on one page. My accountant asked who prepares it.

Dean C.
Brampton
★★★★

Year-end package arrived in January with every repair invoice attached. Tax filing took an afternoon.

Ravi R.
Toronto
★★★★★

When I queried a line item, the answer came with the contractor's invoice attached within the hour.

Iris E.
Brampton
★★★★★

Reporting is the reason I moved to them. The previous company sent a total and nothing else.

Rosa C.
Mississauga

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Get a Brampton statement you can actually read

Rent in, costs itemised with invoices attached, the fee on its own line, and a year-end summary your accountant can use.

Call (613) 324-9141 Request a fee schedule

Monthly · Invoices at cost · Year-end included