Question 1

Does 832 Bay Street have air conditioning?

Accepted Answer

Yes, 832 Bay Street has central air conditioning.

Question 2

Where is 832 Bay Street Toronto located?

Accepted Answer

Located at the intersection of Bay Street and College Street, 832 Bay Street in Toronto provides residents with easy access to College Park, Queen's Park, and the heart of downtown.

Question 3

Does the rent of 832 Bay Street Toronto  include utility fees？

Accepted Answer

Hello, it is not included, most apartments include water, central air-conditioning fees, electricity, and Internet are not included, please refer to the contract for details.

Question 4

Is 832 Bay Street close to the University of Toronto?

Accepted Answer

Yes, 832 Bay Street close to the University of Toronto, just 6 minutes walk away.

Question 5

Does the apartment have parking? Indoor or outdoor? How to charge?

Accepted Answer

There are indoor parking and outdoor parking. Please refer to the fee details section for indoor parking fees.

Question 6

How close is 832 Bay Street Toronto to TMU?

Accepted Answer

832 Bay Street Toronto is a 16 minutes walk away from TMU.

Question 7

Can the parking fee be paid later?

Accepted Answer

If you need a parking space, you can go to the front desk of the apartment to handle it after check-in, and pay the parking fee to the apartment after you go through the procedures. If you don’t need a parking space, you don’t need to pay the parking fee. Some room types, such as 2b and above, will include a parking space

Question 8

Is the rent when I submit the application the final rent?

Accepted Answer

Hello, the reservation is based on the rent when the contract is signed. After submitting the application form, the apartment will review the background information of the tenant and sign the contract. The rent is based on the rent on the contract when the contract is signed. Sign as soon as possible after release to avoid losses caused by apartment price increases

Question 9

What is the reservation process?

Accepted Answer

Reservation process (Note: All fees are paid to the apartment, the contract is directly signed with the apartment, and uhomes does not charge any fees) [Step 1] In the uhomes app, find the apartment type you want to apply for, and click [Apply Now] 】Fill out the application form, and a consultant will help you make a reservation. 【Step2】Fill in the offer and submit the application form. 【Step3】 The apartment will review the application materials, and after the approval, the contract will be sent. 【Step4】 Sign the contract. 【step5】Pay the deposit to the apartment. Management fees, etc. [step6] Open an electricity and gas account before moving in, purchase rental insurance, and pay the first month&#x27;s rent

Question 10

What is the difference between booking through your platform and booking by myself?

Accepted Answer

Renting a house through uhomes is exactly the same as renting an apartment by yourself. The vast majority of apartments in Canada are willing to cooperate with the rental platform, and it is stipulated that the apartment shall bear the commission, and must ensure that no matter which channel is used to rent the apartment, the rent needs to be consistent. Therefore, for the uhomes cooperative apartment, uhomes does not charge any fees to the tenants, and helps the students to deal with the room reservation procedures for free throughout the whole process, avoiding and solving some errors or unsmoothness that may occur in the process, avoiding risks and saving your time. , and provide students with necessary reminders before moving in; Your rent, deposit, etc. are all paid directly to the apartment, and you sign a rental contract directly with the apartment.

Question 11

What are the required application materials?

Accepted Answer

passport, offer

Question 12

Can I book an apartment under the age of 18?

Accepted Answer

Sorry, according to Canadian requirements, all students staying in Canadian apartments must be at least 18 years old at the time of check-in. If you are at least 17 years old, but you will be at least 18 years old at the time of check-in, you can also make a reservation. If you are under 18 years old, you need to book with a guardian

Question 13

What should I bring to my new apartment?

Accepted Answer

In addition to purchasing soft furnishings by yourself, tenants can refer to the common area for the preparation of the following items: electronic products and corresponding wires/chargers, trash cans, garbage bags, pots and pans, plates, cups, cutlery, coffee pots. Cleaning/disinfecting supplies, dish detergent, laundry detergent, etc. Bedroom: Sheets, quilts, pillows, towels, toiletries, bath hooks and curtains, trash cans, and anything that makes you feel at home.

Question 14

When can I check in when I arrive? How to do it?

Accepted Answer

Under normal circumstances, check-in is only possible during the working hours of the apartment. You need to contact the apartment in advance for early or late check-in, subject to the requirements of the apartment. Generally, Canadian apartments cannot be checked in earlier than the rental start date. Documents required for check in: passport, electronic version of rental contract, electronic version of rental insurance

Question 15

When can I check in?

Accepted Answer

You can check in on the day when the lease term starts. If you arrive at the apartment during non-working hours, it is best to email the apartment in advance so that the apartment can arrange check-in. The management office of the apartment will have specified office hours, so if it exceeds office hours on the same day, it will have to wait until the next day. Some apartments do not work on weekends, so students should arrange air tickets and itinerary reasonably according to the office hours of the apartment. After all, the apartment is not a hotel, if you arrive after office hours on the day, please contact the temporary accommodation in advance.

Question 16

I can&#x27;t arrive at the apartment according to the rental start time in the contract, can I check in t

Accepted Answer

You can check in a few days later, but it is recommended to explain to the apartment in advance the reason why you cannot check in as scheduled and the expected time of check in, but the rent needs to be paid to the apartment normally according to the time stipulated in the contract

Question 17

Is there an open fire for cooking in the apartment?

Accepted Answer

Hello, there are basically no open flames in Canadian apartments for safety reasons, but they can be used for normal cooking

Question 18

Do I need to clean the room by myself after check-in?

Accepted Answer

Hello, after moving in, the tenant needs to clean the room by himself

Question 19

What happens if I move out on my own before the tenancy ends?

Accepted Answer

You can move out before the lease expires, but you still need to pay the rent for the remaining months in the lease, or sublease the room and let others continue to pay the rent, otherwise it will be a breach of contract. Students, please pay attention: breaking the contract does not only mean the loss of the deposit, the apartment has the right to recover all your remaining rent. At the same time, it will have a serious impact on your personal credit record, and some apartments will even reflect it to the immigration bureau. Refusal to pay rent, the apartment may also resort to law.

Question 20

I have already applied for and signed the lease, but I want to go back, what should I do?

Accepted Answer

In Canada, the content of the contract and the signature are very particular. Once the lease is signed, all the content of the contract must be fulfilled. If you cannot move in, it is recommended that you sublease the room and let others continue to pay the rent, otherwise it will be a breach of the contract. Students, please pay attention: breaking the contract does not only mean the loss of the deposit, the apartment has the right to recover all your remaining rent. At the same time, it will have a serious impact on your personal credit record, and some apartments will even reflect it to the immigration bureau. Refusal to pay rent, the apartment may also resort to law.

Question 21

How do I move in and want to terminate the contract early?

Accepted Answer

If you have already moved in and want to return home early, you need to sublet the contract on your side. You can post the sublet information on the uhomes app to find the lessee. Before finding the lessee, the contract is still in your own name, and you still need to pay the rent normally. After you find the lessee and complete the subletting procedures, you will no longer have any financial responsibility for the house, and the subsequent rent will be Paid to the apartment by the lessee.

Question 22

If the lease is about to expire, what do I need to do to cancel the lease?

Accepted Answer

After the lease expires, if you do not renew the lease and want to move out, you generally need to notify the apartment 60-90 days in advance. Please pay attention to the email of the apartment.

Question 23

I signed a 12-month lease contract, can I sublease it halfway?

Accepted Answer

Yes, apartments generally have a formal subletting clause. After the formal subletting process is completed, you will no longer have any financial responsibility for the house. For subletting, the apartment will charge a subletting fee (see fee details) The subletting process of a Canadian apartment is as follows Step1: Post the subletting on the Yixiang APP. Find the lessee Step2: Inform the uhomes consultant who you want to sublet to, and the consultant will help you with the subletting procedures. Step3: A subletting fee will be charged at the apartment. Step4: The lessee goes through the normal rental procedures. successful rent

Question 24

What should I do if I want to renew the lease after the lease term expires?

Accepted Answer

The apartment can be notified 60 days before the end of the lease period and a new contract can be signed

Question 25

After the end of the lease term, what issues should be paid attention to when going through the leas

Accepted Answer

When you quit the lease, you need to basically restore the apartment to the way you checked in, that is, clean the apartment, leave no personal items or garbage, and keep all the facilities in the apartment intact. You need to fill out the Move-out checklist, and check with the apartment staff one by one whether the required cleaning is up to standard to ensure that the deposit can be fully refunded. Don&#x27;t forget to leave the correct check payable and mailing address to the apartment.

Question 26

Will the apartment collect my packages before I move in?

Accepted Answer

No, the apartment requires you to check in yourself before you can collect the package

Question 27

The facilities in the room are broken, who can I ask for repairs?

Accepted Answer

You can send an email to the apartment, or contact the front desk of the apartment, make an appointment to leave a message, and ask the maintenance personnel to come and check

Question 28

what is a condo

Accepted Answer

Strata condominium units or building units. Each unit owner owns his own unit, but shares common land and shared facilities with other unit owners, such as foyer, garden, etc. Just like in China, the owner pays the management fee to the building management office every month, which is used for the maintenance and maintenance of common public facilities (including grass cutting and snow removal in public areas), and some management fees also include water, electricity, etc. of the unit. Many Condos have gyms, saunas and swimming pools for common use by the owners, and the fees are included in the management fee.

Question 29

condo advantage

Accepted Answer

1. Geographical advantages Condo must be located in a relatively densely populated area. Therefore, its surrounding supporting facilities (such as restaurants, supermarkets, entertainment venues) and transportation environment (such as bus stations, subway stations) will definitely be better than most House and apartment are abundant. 2. The property management has its own security guards. From the perspective of security, there are 24-hour security guards in the Condo building, which must have a certain effect and deterrent effect. 3. The facilities in the building are complete. The apartment buildings are basically equipped with gymnasiums, swimming pools, meeting rooms and other facilities. Many condos also have BBQ barbecue areas, party rooms, chess and card rooms, billiard rooms, small theaters, surf pools, sauna rooms, etc. and other rich recreational facilities.

Question 30

What are the advantages of renting a condo from us?

Accepted Answer

1. The team gathers online and offline needs, accurately matches the housing resources, serves as a bridge for communication and prepares documents, so that the rights of both parties are fully protected 2. Consultants organize materials one-on-one and guide offers 3. Assist in renting, you can Use the APP to pay the deposit and rent, which is convenient and worry-free. 3. Provide IKEA furniture purchase and installation services or Chinese furniture dealers. 4. Special personnel are responsible for water, electricity, tenant insurance, etc., and the reservation can be completed on WeChat, saving time and worry.

Question 31

What is a bachelor apartment type?

Accepted Answer

Open-plan single apartment, kitchen and bedroom integrated, no partition

Question 32

bachelor unit rental range

Accepted Answer

Generally, only the downtown area has a bachelor apartment, also called a bachelor apartment, and the rent is around 1700-2000.

Question 33

Advantages and disadvantages of bachelor type

Accepted Answer

Pros: The rent is relatively cheap, there is an independent bathroom and kitchen, and it is relatively free Cons: Not suitable for students who often cook, oil fume is easy to spread; no privacy and sound insulation is not very good

Question 34

What is Den

Accepted Answer

It is generally a small study room without a door or window, and some of them will be used for renting out residents.

Question 35

Find a room in advance

Accepted Answer

Generally 30 or 60 days in advance

Question 36

How long in advance can I see the house on site?

Accepted Answer

According to the law and common sense, the tenant has the right to enjoy the right to be quiet and undisturbed. According to the law, if the tenant wants to move out, he must inform the landlord 60 days in advance. At this time, the landlord can publish the rental information to the outside world, and according to the usual practice, 30 days before the expiration of the previous lease, that is, one month, the landlord has the right to ask the current tenant to cooperate with the next tenant to look at the house.

Question 37

What is a guarantor?

Accepted Answer

Landlords want to find tenants who will pay rent on time. New immigrants and international students, because there is no credit history and work proof. Landlords cannot confirm whether they will be able to pay rent on time. Therefore, the landlord requires someone to guarantee, that is, to provide a guarantor, and the guarantor also needs to have the qualifications satisfactory to the landlord to meet the requirements. Most landlords require: Canadian nationality, have a job, over 27 years old need to show: show guarantee letter and guarantor ID, proof of employment, proof of property

Question 38

What is the MLS system?

Accepted Answer

MLS (Multiple Listing Services), Chinese called multiple listing system, is widely used in real estate development and sales as well as intermediary agents. MLS integrates different real estate brokerage companies into a franchise system in the form of a membership alliance, and the listings and purchase information of members in the system are collected in a shared database on a website. MLS.com provides the search service of these shared data free of charge. After each member joining MLS signs an entrusted sales or entrusted purchase contract with the customer, he will enter this information into the system of the website, and all members participating in the system will jointly help find buyers. Or the seller, to realize the transaction.

Question 39

Why don&#x27;t Canadian renters bring basic furniture?

Accepted Answer

1 The living habits of Canadians matter. Because Canadians generally don&#x27;t like to ask for furniture when renting a house. Bring your own favorite furniture, and some people choose to rent a house for the rest of their lives, so of course they have to buy their favorite furniture. 2 If the landlord provides furniture, he must ensure that the furniture is in good use. If the furniture is broken, the landlord will be responsible for repairing it. What’s more serious, if the furniture is infested with insects, the tenant will sue the landlord. Not only will the rent be lost Rent is paid, and the tenant&#x27;s medical expenses must be compensated. After all, the rental market is still a landlord&#x27;s market. Most landlords choose to be unfurnished.

Question 40

How much does it cost to buy furniture?

Accepted Answer

Take IKEA as an example and only buy a mattress for about 200-300. A bed + mattress for about 600-800. Desks and chairs for about 100-200. On average, you can buy all the necessary furniture for life within 1,000 per room.

Question 41

Why Buy Renters Insurance?

Accepted Answer

1) Easy to handle: In many cases, you only need to make a phone call to inform your insurance agent. Make a list of belongings and appraised value to accurately calculate insurance. (2) Easy to afford: Usually, the premium of a renter’s insurance is roughly in the range of 200-400 Canadian dollars per year according to the actual situation. (3) Insured Items: Everything from furniture to valuable laptops are insured. (4) Owning more than imagined: Many people will be surprised. When they want to replace everything at once, they realize that they have so many items and they are so expensive. (5) Including additional costs after loss: If the apartment unit you live in catches fire, you need to find another place to live temporarily. Renters insurance will pay for your additional rental expenses and reasonable expenses during the repair period of the unit. (6) If you damage other people&#x27;s property in the house, you can get protection: If the tenant causes damage in his neighbor&#x27;s place, he will be liable, and the tenant protection will assist in compensation. (7) Covered if others are injured while on your premises: Tenants are potentially responsible for accidental injuries to others on your premises, including other people or visitors to the same building. Renters insurance will cover the cost of such claims. (8) Protection if the rented unit is involved in legal proceedings: A standard renter&#x27;s insurance coverage clause will provide protection, including defense costs and potential out-of-court settlements against third-party lawsuits. (9) If not, you will not be able to afford it: If an accident occurs, such as replacing all your items, plus the loss of damage to the residence, or even legal fees, etc., it will make your finances tight. Therefore, your lease will require you to include renters insurance. (10) Peace of mind for parents: Give them peace of mind by taking this responsible step when you rent out your place.

Question 42

How much does renters insurance cost?

Accepted Answer

A renter&#x27;s insurance generally costs about 200 to 400 Canadian dollars per year

Question 43

Didn&#x27;t the landlord already buy insurance?

Accepted Answer

The owner&#x27;s insurance purchased by the landlord does not cover the loss of the tenant. For example, if there is a fire in the rented place, the insurance company will only compensate the owner according to the house insurance, but if the tenant loses all his property due to the fire, the tenant will not receive any compensation.

Question 44

Does the lease have to be a year?

Accepted Answer

Most of the houses on the MLS are rented from one year, and the lease period is less than one year, which can be sublet, directly rented by the landlord and other private customization projects.

Question 45

Will the lease price increase?

Accepted Answer

According to the law, the landlord can only increase the rent every twelve months, and the increase is limited by relevant laws and regulations.

Question 46

Is there any discount if renting for two years

Accepted Answer

Generally speaking, it is more difficult, because the landlord may consider selling the house or increasing the rent after one year, and prefers a one-year lease term.

Question 47

What does codon rent usually include?

Accepted Answer

Basically all include: water, air-conditioning (central air-conditioning) Old buildings: water and electricity included New buildings: water, electricity, air-conditioning and heating are not included (for example, 50 wellsey, for the sake of saving resources)

Question 48

How much will the other rent cost?

Accepted Answer

Electricity: socket, lighting electricity, about 40-100 per capita per month Network: fixed package 100M 59.5/month

University / College	Distance & Commute Time
University of Toronto	500m. 7min walking
Toronto Metropolitan University	850m. 12min walking
OCAD University	1.5km. 20min walking, 17min transit, 6min cycling
George Brown College	3.2km. 46min walking, 41min transit, 14min cycling
ILAC International College	1.6km. 22min walking, 11min transit, 7min cycling

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Does 832 Bay Street have air conditioning?

Where is 832 Bay Street Toronto located?

Does the rent of 832 Bay Street Toronto include utility fees？

Does 832 Bay Street have air conditioning?

Where is 832 Bay Street Toronto located?

Does the rent of 832 Bay Street Toronto include utility fees？

Is 832 Bay Street close to the University of Toronto?

Does the apartment have parking? Indoor or outdoor? How to charge?

How close is 832 Bay Street Toronto to TMU?

Can the parking fee be paid later?

Is the rent when I submit the application the final rent?

What is the reservation process?

What is the difference between booking through your platform and booking by myself?

What are the required application materials?

Can I book an apartment under the age of 18?

What should I bring to my new apartment?

When can I check in when I arrive? How to do it?

When can I check in?

I can't arrive at the apartment according to the rental start time in the contract, can I check in t

Is there an open fire for cooking in the apartment?

Do I need to clean the room by myself after check-in?

What happens if I move out on my own before the tenancy ends?

I have already applied for and signed the lease, but I want to go back, what should I do?

How do I move in and want to terminate the contract early?

If the lease is about to expire, what do I need to do to cancel the lease?

I signed a 12-month lease contract, can I sublease it halfway?

What should I do if I want to renew the lease after the lease term expires?

After the end of the lease term, what issues should be paid attention to when going through the leas

Will the apartment collect my packages before I move in?

The facilities in the room are broken, who can I ask for repairs?

what is a condo

condo advantage

What are the advantages of renting a condo from us?

What is a bachelor apartment type?

bachelor unit rental range

Advantages and disadvantages of bachelor type

What is Den

Find a room in advance

How long in advance can I see the house on site?

What is a guarantor?

What is the MLS system?

Why don't Canadian renters bring basic furniture?

How much does it cost to buy furniture?

Why Buy Renters Insurance?

How much does renters insurance cost?

Didn't the landlord already buy insurance?

Does the lease have to be a year?

Will the lease price increase?

Is there any discount if renting for two years

What does codon rent usually include?

How much will the other rent cost?

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