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A smart landlord’s ultimate tool for stress-free landlording. 🚀
Informed tenant selection, ability to report unpaid rent to credit bureaus, rewards for on-time rent, and more.
An Ontario family is being forced to live in their basement because a long wait-list for the provincial tribunal has meant they've been unable to evict delinquent tenants….
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One Peterborough landlord says she's at her wit's end while dealing with a "nightmare" tenant situation who stopped paying rent in Sept. 2023. She attempted to remove her current tenant from their home, but the tenant quickly filed a stay of eviction. Since then, the house has allegedly been occupied by an unknown number of strangers….
In Ottawa, “professional tenants” (a husband and wife) moved from landlord to landlord, living mostly rent-free. Four different small landlords in one suburb fell victim to the same couple. One mom-and-pop landlord was left out about $100,000 after factoring rent arrears, unpaid utilities, legal fees, and property damage….
After more than 16 months of his tenants not paying rent, the landlord was hoping the problem had been solved when the provincial board that oversees rental issues sided in his favour and served the tenants an eviction notice. But, the Windsor, Ont., landlord was wrong….
A family endured an 11-month ordeal after their tenant ceased paying $3,200/month in rent and utilities (roughly $32,000 accrued) when asked to move out so the owners could reoccupy their home. The tenant refused to leave until forced by authorities, while the owners almost lost the house trying to cover the mortgage without rental income….
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A couple who bought a Toronto condo for retirement found themselves unable to evict a tenant who owed over $41,000 in rent. The tenant paid reliably for 9 months, then largely stopped paying in 2020, exploiting LTB backlogs to remain for years without full payment….
The tenant left owing $55,000 in unpaid rent, utilities, and repair costs. Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) had earlier ordered her to pay $35,000 – the maximum under its jurisdiction – but delays and appeals prolonged the eviction….
An Ontario family is being forced to live in their basement because a long wait-list for the provincial tribunal has meant they've been unable to evict delinquent tenants….
One Peterborough landlord says she's at her wit's end while dealing with a "nightmare" tenant situation who stopped paying rent in Sept. 2023. She attempted to remove her current tenant from their home, but the tenant quickly filed a stay of eviction. Since then, the house has allegedly been occupied by an unknown number of strangers….
In Ottawa, “professional tenants” (a husband and wife) moved from landlord to landlord, living mostly rent-free. Four different small landlords in one suburb fell victim to the same couple. One mom-and-pop landlord was left out about $100,000 after factoring rent arrears, unpaid utilities, legal fees, and property damage….
After more than 16 months of his tenants not paying rent, the landlord was hoping the problem had been solved when the provincial board that oversees rental issues sided in his favour and served the tenants an eviction notice. But, the Windsor, Ont., landlord was wrong….
A family endured an 11-month ordeal after their tenant ceased paying $3,200/month in rent and utilities (roughly $32,000 accrued) when asked to move out so the owners could reoccupy their home. The tenant refused to leave until forced by authorities, while the owners almost lost the house trying to cover the mortgage without rental income….
A couple who bought a Toronto condo for retirement found themselves unable to evict a tenant who owed over $41,000 in rent. The tenant paid reliably for 9 months, then largely stopped paying in 2020, exploiting LTB backlogs to remain for years without full payment….
The tenant left owing $55,000 in unpaid rent, utilities, and repair costs. Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) had earlier ordered her to pay $35,000 – the maximum under its jurisdiction – but delays and appeals prolonged the eviction….
Tenant application fraud has become alarmingly common in hot markets. Menkes Developments (a major property manager) reported that in a recent 6-month period, it screened 175 rental applicants and over 90 were disqualified for fraud or “discrepancies”. That’s more than 50% failing due to fake or doctored credentials. Common red flags include phony ID cards, fabricated credit scores, and forged employment letters or pay stubs. Other landlords and realtors have noted a surge in applicants lying about….
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A condo owner in Toronto, waged a months-long battle to evict two tenants he says defrauded him with fake documents. The pair (allegedly sisters) provided falsified IDs, job references, and credit reports to secure the lease, which looked “stellar” on paper. Once in, they paid no rent for 7 months – and even blocked the landlord from inspecting the unit….
Amid huge tribunal delays, some tenants are demanding massive payouts to move out, knowing eviction can’t happen quickly. According to paralegal Bita Di Lisi, “We have some tenants who ask for over $100,000. Some tenants are asking for the landlord to buy a plot of land for them” in exchange for . This “cash-for-keys” trend sees desperate landlords paying tens of thousands as unofficial buyouts, rather than endure months of lost rent during formal evictions
The Ontario Ombudsman’s investigation into the LTB highlighted an extreme damage case. A 74-year-old landlord endured a nightmare tenant who threatened him with a knife, hurled urine and feces at him, and intentionally flooded the unit with sewage. Despite applying in Dec 2019 to evict this tenant from hell, the landlord had to wait a full year for a hearing – and only in Jan 2021 did an order to vacate finally come….
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A landlord in Pembroke, Ontario, discovered roughly $100,000 in property damage after his tenants moved out. The 1,100-sq.-ft. house was wrecked with dog feces covering floors, large holes punched in walls, whiskey bottles strewn about, and signs of a sewage backup. Disturbingly, Dean even found a dead animal carcass wrapped in a blanket in the shed….
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A Yarmouth, Nova Scotia couple described their rental home as “a scene from a horror film” after evicting a tenant who stayed only three months. They returned to find piles of beer cans, rotten food, broken windows, and gaping holes in walls and ceilings, causing staggering repair costs….
Just last year, Marco had two houses to his name, but for months has been sleeping in his car — all because his tenants, whom he's been unable to evict, haven't paid their rent….
Tenant application fraud has become alarmingly common in hot markets. Menkes Developments (a major property manager) reported that in a recent 6-month period, it screened 175 rental applicants and over 90 were disqualified for fraud or “discrepancies”. That’s more than 50% failing due to fake or doctored credentials. Common red flags include phony ID cards, fabricated credit scores, and forged employment letters or pay stubs. Other landlords and realtors have noted a surge in applicants lying about….
A condo owner in Toronto, waged a months-long battle to evict two tenants he says defrauded him with fake documents. The pair (allegedly sisters) provided falsified IDs, job references, and credit reports to secure the lease, which looked “stellar” on paper. Once in, they paid no rent for 7 months – and even blocked the landlord from inspecting the unit….
Amid huge tribunal delays, some tenants are demanding massive payouts to move out, knowing eviction can’t happen quickly. According to paralegal Bita Di Lisi, “We have some tenants who ask for over $100,000. Some tenants are asking for the landlord to buy a plot of land for them” in exchange for . This “cash-for-keys” trend sees desperate landlords paying tens of thousands as unofficial buyouts, rather than endure months of lost rent during formal evictions
The Ontario Ombudsman’s investigation into the LTB highlighted an extreme damage case. A 74-year-old landlord endured a nightmare tenant who threatened him with a knife, hurled urine and feces at him, and intentionally flooded the unit with sewage. Despite applying in Dec 2019 to evict this tenant from hell, the landlord had to wait a full year for a hearing – and only in Jan 2021 did an order to vacate finally come….
A landlord in Pembroke, Ontario, discovered roughly $100,000 in property damage after his tenants moved out. The 1,100-sq.-ft. house was wrecked with dog feces covering floors, large holes punched in walls, whiskey bottles strewn about, and signs of a sewage backup. Disturbingly, Dean even found a dead animal carcass wrapped in a blanket in the shed….
A Yarmouth, Nova Scotia couple described their rental home as “a scene from a horror film” after evicting a tenant who stayed only three months. They returned to find piles of beer cans, rotten food, broken windows, and gaping holes in walls and ceilings, causing staggering repair costs….
Just last year, Marco had two houses to his name, but for months has been sleeping in his car — all because his tenants, whom he's been unable to evict, haven't paid their rent….
The problem
1 in 5 rental units are in arrears
In 2023, 19.6% of rental units in Toronto (nearly 1 in 5) were in arrears, while 7.8% of units across Canada were also affected.
100,000 evictions per year
Ontario’s LTB alone handles 80,000+ cases yearly, with 80%+ filed by landlords. Other provinces face similar challenges.
$15,863 loss per eviction
The average cost of an eviction includes unpaid rent, legal fees, repairs, and vacancy costs exceeding $15,863 per case.
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But why is this happening?
Fraudulent applications
Fake credit reports, bank statements, paystubs, and employment letters make tenant fraud easier than ever. It’s impossible to trust applicant-provided documents.
Rent is last in line
Credit cards, car loans, and other debts take priority because they impact credit scores — rent doesn’t. Without credit consequences, tenants know they can delay rent payments, relying on lengthy eviction processes to stay rent-free for months without repercussions.
So one day -
we imagined something new
Tenant reports with verified financial and credit data
We verify income and employment directly at the source, so you know the applicant can afford the rent.
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Ability to report unpaid rent to credit bureaus
Give rent the same priority as credit cards and loans, so tenants know that unpaid payments will affect their credit score.
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Incentives for responsible tenants
Reward on-time payments by helping tenants build their credit history — motivating them to stay on track.
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How we deliver reliable tenant reports — to help you make the decision with confidence
We integrate directly with payroll providers to verify employment at the source - eliminating slow and unreliable employer calls.
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We pull real-time income data directly from connected bank accounts, giving you a true picture of financial health — not just what’s on paper.
We run a soft credit check with Equifax for a full credit report without an impact on the tenant’s score — and verify ID against authoritative databases and issuing sources.
We contact and verify references from previous landlords automatically, helping you spot and avoid unreliable tenants.
Our automated scan checks 110,000+ public and private databases for fraud, eviction records, criminal records, and more — ensuring you catch red flags early.
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For added protection, Tuze offers a legal assistance add-on that covers up to $2,000 in eviction costs if a tenant defaults — available for qualified tenants.
FAQ: “What if my applicant does not connect their payroll or bank account?”
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We know you don’t have time to waste — so we made it extremely easy
(2 minutes)
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We continue supporting you — even after the lease begins
Free automated rent collection — Rent payments can be automatically collected through our app.
Ability to track and report unpaid rent to impact credit — The app keeps track of missed payments and overdue rent, and allows you to report it to Equifax.
Credit building opportunities for responsible tenants — Tenants can enroll to report on-time payments to Equifax to build their credit history.
Simple pricing that couldn’t get any better
Tenant Guarantee - $99 per tenant
If the tenant defaults, we cover legal costs for eviction with our partner paralegals up to $2000. Eligibility: Tuze score greater than 70 and use of our advanced smart lease for lease management. We’ll email you the instructions after the report if your tenant qualifies.
Getting started only takes minutes, tenant costs could set you back years
Post result invoicing: If you don’t love our tenant report, keep it for free. All that we ask is tell us why you didn’t like it so we can improve it for others.
