We bring our clients peace of mind that their tenancy arrangements will protect their interests for years to come. Our clients enjoy our personal and prompt attention, and benefit from our ethical and professional approach to issue resolution.
I first used Ian Tom's services about ten years ago, and I can honestly say it was one of the best decisions I made. I would strongly recommend him and his team.
Dr. Dan Diamond
I would not have gotten the kind of agreement that gave me the peace of mind I needed without Realty Lease Consultants expertise. Thank you Realty Lease Consultants.
Dr. Howard Libstug
Ian Toms and his team skillfully advised us through an extraordinarily difficult lease negotiation, giving us peace of mind throughout the arduous process, and ultimately a more successful outcome than we would have had without his expertise.
Dr. Kyra Gerber
Negotiated my lease renewal to my complete satisfaction, eliminating the negative clauses the landlord wanted to force on me.
Dr. Ian Malloch
The vast majority of Canadian doctors lease their office space. Historically, the landlord-tenant relationship has often been described as “feudal,” a reflection of the conflicting goals between the two parties: tenants aim to minimize rent, while landlords seek to maximize it. Yet, it’s important to recognize that a property owner can significantly influence both the day-to-day image of your practice and the eventual sale of it. A landlord’s cooperation or lack thereof can shape how a prospective buyer perceives the security of their investment.
Purchasing a piece of real estate that provides a ‘home’ to your future practice is not as affordable as it was in previous years. I do not need to write nor speak to the Canadian real estate phenomenon. However, if you can find a practice for sale that is also packaged with the property my advice is simple:
