Resident Resources
Looking to Rent?
Whether you’re a new prospective tenant looking for your new home or a current tenant looking for information about your rental, SynerCapital is here to serve! At Synercapital our commitment to you is to provide the best possible rental experience because we truly care about our tenants. We take pride in providing you with the highest quality residences and services and we guarantee the highest standards of security, cleanliness, and maintenance.
Tenant Move-In
Moving is a hectic time with packing, shutting off services at your previous home and arranging the move and services for your new home. Some people allow an overlap period to move from one residence to the next. Paying two rents may be costly, but the tenants have more time to move and set up in their new place. Planning is vital if you schedule your move at a busy time, note that moving companies, rental vans and related services, such as phone and cable hook-ups, take reservations months in advance. As you set up services at a new residence, remember to arrange for the disconnection of services at your current home so you are not liable for long-distance calls or utility usage after you have left.
Here are some tips to ensure your move-in goes as smoothly as possible!
- Pack one essential box with everything you need for your first night in your new place. Fill a cleaning supplies box, as scrubbing your old home is likely the last thing you'll do before you turn in your keys.
- Confirm plans for pets or children.
- Confirm the installation date of new utilities, such as Internet, gas, and electricity.
- Confirm the moving day's details with your company or helpers.
- Withdraw any cash you'll need for moving day, such as money for the movers and cash for ordering food.
- Clean the apartment to the required specifications.
Move In inspection
The purpose of the move-in inspection is to review the rental unit's condition and to document any necessary repairs to address. Each tenant must schedule and participate in the apartment walk-through with your landlord, and skipping this step forfeits your ability to argue with your landlord's security-deposit decisions.
Insurance
Tenants should obtain home insurance. The landlord is not liable for any losses due to fire, water damage, theft or other causes. Tenants are also responsible for any damages to the apartment due to the tenant's negligence. (ie. Damage to flooring due to tenant overflowing their bathtub)
Tenant Move-Out
Moving day, or days, has two steps. First, tie up loose ends at your old place and settle into the new one. Here are some tips to ensure your move-out goes as smoothly as possible!
- Finish packing and check every nook and cranny to be sure you didn't leave something behind.
- Take out the trash and complete any other last-minute cleaning tasks.
- Confirm payment method with your movers– when it comes to your friends that might mean ordering a pizza and pulling out a pitcher of cold drinks.
- Keep pets and kids away from the action. Having a family member watch them is the safest option.
- Pick up your moving truck (if you're moving) and inspect the vehicle. If you're using your car, ensure it's in good condition. You don't want to deal with car troubles on a moving day.
- Turn off all the lights and put your keys in the designated spot. That could be on a counter or in your landlord's hands.
Services Disconnection
Be sure to notify utility and service providers of your tenancy termination date. Please note that you are responsible for your utilities until the end of your tenancy (even if your move-out day is earlier than that). Please ensure to provide a forwarding address to receive your final bill.
Frequently Asked Questions
The following is a list of the most frequently asked questions from residents. Don't hesitate to contact your local site or head office if you have any questions.
If you have a customer service or maintenance request, you may submit your request online or email info@synercapital.ca or call 613-860-3500.
If you have an after-hours emergency maintenance issue (leaks, flood, no heat/water/electricity), please call 613-860-3500 and follow the after-hours instructions for immediate assistance.
I'm interested in knowing more about your available apartments for rent. Where would I find more information or set up a viewing?
How can I apply for a unit?
- Last month of rent, paid as a deposit
- Two pieces of photo identification
- Proof of income
- A guarantor may be required
What happens to the deposit if I am not accepted or if I withdraw?
How long are the terms of the lease?
How much notice does a tenant have to give if they want to move out?
My lease is/will be over, and I am not renewing. What are my obligations?
- Name/signature of all lessees (excluding guarantors)
- Address for termination, including building and unit number
- Date you wish to terminate
Can I sublet my apartment?
If you wish to sublet for the remainder of your lease, you have two options: (1) sublet or (2) reassignment. With reassignment, the original tenant(s) must still find suitable replacement tenant(s). However, in this case, the new tenant(s) must submit an application, sign a new lease, and offer a deposit for the latest last month’s rent. Once this process is complete and the new tenant(s) approved, the original tenant(s) lease will become void, and their last month’s rent deposit will be returned. If any of the above conditions are not met, the original tenant(s) remain(s) legally bound to their lease and their deposit may not be returned. Please note a $300 fee applies to all lease reassignments.