FastLeaseProperty.ca Inc. Brokerage

Vacancy economics

The rent number matters. So do the empty days between tenants.

Analyze the condo before deciding whether to hold, launch or adjust. FastLease puts rent evidence and timing context in the same decision instead of treating the highest asking price as the whole outcome.

FastLease will not invent a placement-time prediction. Timing and vacancy economics are shown only when the evidence and your actual availability support them.

Why this page starts with the condo

A small rent premium can be erased by avoidable vacancy.

The right question is not simply ‘What is the highest rent I can ask?’ It is how launch price, market response and time to a signed lease interact. The Lease Plan makes those tradeoffs inspectable without using fear or a fake countdown.

  • 01Separate asking rent from signed-market evidence.
  • 02Translate rent into daily vacancy economics when the required inputs are known.
  • 03Show what evidence would justify testing a higher position instead of automatically pricing lower.
9

recent anonymized FastLease tenant-placement records in the current proof set.

99.8876190984669%

of asking rent achieved across those records—not a Toronto-wide benchmark.

16 days

median list-to-signed-lease time in the same proof set, through 2026-04-30.

These are FastLease's own anonymized records and are deliberately scoped as such. They are not presented as a prediction for every condo.

Execution system

The 21-day clock is an operating cadence, not a countdown gimmick.

Analyze my condo ↑

Days 1–3

Price, prepare, launch

Confirm the property, broker-reviewed strategy and listing preparation. Launch through the approved brokerage workflow and verified distribution channels.

Days 4–14

Read the market response

Track inquiry, showing and application signals. Hold or adjust based on evidence instead of treating the original asking price as untouchable.

Days 15–21

Execute with accountability

Continue verification, negotiation and lease execution. For eligible green-lit listings, a miss at day 21 triggers the applicable 21% fee reduction under the agreement.

Human authority where it matters

Automate the evidence work. Keep brokerage judgment accountable.

FastLease is operated by Sasha Bastani, Broker, through Property.ca Inc. Brokerage. The software can recognize properties, preserve evidence and produce deterministic preliminary guidance. Representation, material pricing judgment, negotiation and tenant acceptance remain human brokerage decisions.

Verified distribution includes MLS, Property.ca and Condos.ca. The Lease Plan is designed to carry the decision into that execution workflow instead of becoming another isolated estimate form.

Questions

Before you hand us anything.

Do I need to enter my email to see the preliminary Plan?

No. FastLease shows approved pre-identity value first. Authentication becomes useful when you want to save the Plan, return to it, request broker review or continue toward listing preparation.

Does a recognized building mean the rent estimate is building-specific?

No. Property recognition and market evidence are separate. The Plan labels the actual evidence tier used and will not promote neighbourhood evidence to building-level just because the address matched.

Does starting a Lease Plan create a representation agreement or listing?

No. A preliminary Plan is decision support. Representation and listing activation remain separate brokerage steps with the required human approval and agreements.

What happens if FastLease misses day 21?

For an eligible, green-lit listing under the applicable agreement, if a qualified tenant is not signed by day 21, the applicable leasing fee drops 21%—from one month’s rent to 79% of one month. It is an accountability mechanism, not vacancy insurance.