Land Lease communities have rules regarding subletting which would include renting your home. Some communities prohibit subletting. Always check with your Community Manager before renting …

Construction at your lot requires community approval in advance and most projects also require municipal permits. Contact your Community Manager for a construction or alteration …

Residents are responsible for the care and maintenance of their lot, cutting the grass, landscaping, plowing the driveway, keeping the lot clean. Residents are also …

Residents are required to have homeowners insurance and to provide a copy to the landlord annually, upon renewal.

In Ontario, realty tax is part of your monthly fees. In other provinces, homeowners pay these fees directly to the municipality.

Most communities are pet friendly but will have some rules regarding the size, type and amount of pets. You will be provided with community specific …

Garbage will be collected on a schedule which can be provided to you by the management office. Some communities may have a common drop off …

Each resident will have parking included for one or more vehicle, depending on the community. Recreational vehicles such as boats and campers are not permitted …

What is included in the rent varies by community. In some cases utilities and services such as water, sewer and garbage removal may be included …

If you are interested in living in the community you need to apply with the Management office prior to purchasing a home.

Residents in land lease communities own their home and rent the land it’s on from the landlord. Some communities also have homes available for rent. …