Lease it without becoming a landlord expert.
You may care about this unit differently because it used to be home, funds your next chapter, or still feels personal. FastLease runs the leasing work while keeping tenant approval in your hands.
The page should sound like the conversation in your head.
You moved, inherited, or decided to rent the condo instead of selling it.
A bad tenant decision follows you long after the lease is signed.
Can someone run the process while I still control who moves in?
The condo is leased, the tenant is verified, and you know why they were accepted.
You do not need to manage the process yourself to stay protected.
The hard part is not finding an applicant. It is trusting one.
A condo owner can get inquiries. The stressful part is deciding which income package, credit file, employment story, reference, and document set is safe enough to sign.
The wrong tenant feels expensive before anything goes wrong.
When the unit used to be yours, a weak application is not just a spreadsheet problem. It feels like handing over something personal without enough certainty.
Every document creates a decision you may not be trained to make.
Credit, income, references, employment, ID, lease terms, deposits, and timing all matter. Guessing is not a plan.
Delegating should not mean disappearing.
FastLease filters, verifies, and explains the application. You still approve the tenant before the lease is executed.
The process is built to remove guessing before you approve.
This page is for owners who want help without surrendering judgment. The operating plan narrows the field, then gives you a clear decision instead of a forwarded inbox.
Calibrate rent and timing
We price against comparable units and the building context so the listing launches with a defensible rent range.
Filter showings before they eat your week
Inbound interest is screened for timing, budget, occupancy, and basic fit before it becomes a showing.
Check the five layers
Credit, income, employment, prior-landlord references, and documents are reviewed before the tenant is recommended.
You see the case before signing
The application summary explains why the tenant clears the standard. You approve before execution.
Trust comes from process, not reassurance.
Accidental landlords do not need a pep talk. They need to see exactly how speed, screening, and approval work together.
The tenant standard is public.
FastLease publishes the five screening layers before you engage, so the bar is visible before pressure builds.
A named broker is accountable.
Sasha Bastani runs the placement through Property.ca Inc. Brokerage, not a faceless lead desk.
The unit gets real renter attention early.
Day-one placement on property.ca and condos.ca helps the right renters see the unit before the listing feels stale.
You do not give up the final decision.
The tenant is presented with the screening summary. You approve before the lease is signed.
One month's rent, payable on signed lease.
Photography, pricing, showing coordination, screening, application review, and lease execution are included in the tenant-placement plan.
The date is written down, but quality still wins.
If no qualified tenant signs by day 21, the fee drops 21%. The guarantee is for a qualified tenant, not the first person willing to send a deposit.
Questions before the clock starts.
Do I still choose the tenant?
Yes. FastLease filters and verifies applications, then presents the screening summary. You approve the tenant before the lease is executed.
What if I have never leased a condo before?
That is exactly why this page exists. FastLease runs pricing, listing, showings, screening, and lease execution so you are not forced to become a leasing expert overnight.
What makes the tenant qualified?
The tenant must clear the published screening standard: credit, income-to-rent ratio, employment verification, prior-landlord references, and document review.
Get a tenant plan you can actually understand.
Your first plan returns the recommended rent range, launch timing, screening path, and the exact decision points before signing.