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Fully furnished executive rentals across Canada for 30+ day stays plus a complete online course teaching you how to build your own profitable mid term rental business.
Take advantage of one of the fastest-growing real estate investment strategies and learn how to build a profitable mid term rental business with confidence.
Whether you’re a beginner investor or already own multiple properties, this course gives you the systems, tools, and insights to take action immediately.
This intensive 7-week program was led by three experienced real estate investors, Sarah Larbi, Aisha Govani and Lee Pollock and supported by a group of leading experts and professionals from real estate, finance, law, accounting, insurance and renovations.
Aisha is a real estate investor, educator, podcast host and co-founder of Mid Term Rental Properties. She helps families homeschool confidently and supports investors in building flexible, profitable lives through real estate, education, community and life design with intention.
Lee is a serial entrepreneur and real estate investor with extensive experience acquiring, rehabilitating, financing and managing multifamily properties. As Co-founder and CEO of Wyse Construction Group, he helps investors convert properties into profitable income-generating assets.
What the Ontario Standard Lease doesn't protect you from
The key clauses and addendums experienced landlords use to avoid costly disputes
Custom addendum language: pets, maintenance, guest limits, early terminations, etc.
Real examples of what worked — and what didn’t — in LTB hearings
When STRs and MTRs fall outside of the Residential Tenancies Act — and when they don’t
Essential clauses for mid-term rentals, Airbnb, and corporate stays
How to draft your own STR/MTR agreement to protect against squatters and bad guests
Pitfalls to avoid when converting units to short or mid-term
Live Q&A with paralegal Angie Smith — bring your questions, challenges, or contracts
Review of sample clauses & common mistakes
Insights into upcoming legal changes, enforcement trends, and what landlords need to know going into 2026