I was searching the web as I usually do and came across a listing someone maybe interested in.

https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onltb/Along with learning the RTA and visiting the LTB web site spend a few hours reading up on past LTB cases to get a better picture of the potential nightmare of being a Landlord in Ontario.

The existing stove is safely stored at the tenant's cost, 3.

Lastly, I've been trying to help an investor who I met on this site learn how to do meaningful web research on foreclosures.

I don’t want my full name on the public, in case anything I said it accidentally wrong on the web site and get bite by somebody (like tenants or whoever) in the future.

Call your local hardware stores, they generally have great recommendations.

Have you ever had a tenant that you are in court evicting ask you to come give them a ride to the store?...

From there, you can use it over the years and update as needed.I'm sure you could get by with just some template you find at the store, but it might not be thorough enough.

Do you put it towards the house, do you pocket the cash, or do you keep it stored away year after year?  

I suggest you purchase the book below (in the BP store).It walks you through everything you need to know about being a landlord.I don't believe you have to tell them why you did not rent to them.