For owners of SIREG Management and Simple Investor units who choose OLH. Other Owner Centre routes: initiative, free registry, updates
🎥 New video from Ben (October 24) — watch it
Add units Read and sign Pay securely
✓ Legal Guarantee included ✓ Licensed paralegals, our own team ✓ List It Realty brokerage & LandlordEzy software
Property management with the Legal Guarantee for owners who choose OLH: licensed paralegals handle Landlord and Tenant Board notices, applications, hearings and enforcement for your managed tenancy, with no separate legal fees for those LTB services. See your price, read the full agreement, and sign online.
All prices plus HST. Legal Guarantee package.
Regular Legal Guarantee rate: $199/month for the first unit, $69/month for each additional unit.
Save $50/month ($600/year) on the first unit — same saving at 1, 2 or 3 units
Onboarding is open. See your price, read the full agreement and sign online — about 10 minutes.
Signing up is your voluntary decision. OLH does not advise you to end another agreement. Obtain independent legal advice about your existing agreement.
What you get with OLH · Ontario landlords’ management team since 2003
Flat monthly rate for owners who choose OLH property management with the Legal Guarantee. Keep one package; each extra unit for the same owner / property grouping is added at the reduced rate. All prices plus HST.
| Package | 1 unit | 2 units | 3 units |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Legal Guarantee$199 first unit + $69 each additional | $199 | $268 | $337 |
| Investor Group Legal Guarantee$149 first unit + $69 each additional | $149 | $218 | $287 |
| You save (any unit count) | $50/mo | $50/mo | $50/mo |
The Investor Group package saves $50/month ($600/year) on the first unit of the owner / property grouping — the same saving at 1, 2 or 3 units. Additional units cost the same at both rates. 4+ units are custom-quoted.
Ben from OLH Property Management tours a residential building on Tecumseh Road East in Windsor: the parking, the entrances, the accessibility ramp, the lobby and mailboxes, the connected hallways, the laundry rooms and a two-bedroom unit on the third floor, shown with the tenant's permission. Ben is part of the OLH team working directly in communities across Ontario, and joins Paul J. Rouillard at London properties on Thursday, October 29. He also introduces OLH's two options: full-service property management, and LandlordEzy software for owners who manage their own property.
Watch on YouTube ↗ Town hall replay (October 9) & the proposed plan
General information, not legal advice.
Everything can be completed online, at your own pace, on a phone or a computer. You read and sign the full agreement first; payment comes after.
Enter each owner and unit and upload photo ID. Your monthly price shows right away.
The complete Legal Guarantee agreement is shown in full. Every owner signs online — before any payment.
After signing, pay securely by card. Your owner portal opens once you have paid.
Upload your lease and any notices or statements you have. No paperwork? You can still continue.
Tell us about each tenant. Nothing is sent to a tenant when you sign up.
Your file goes to our team for transition review. We tell you what is confirmed and what is still needed.
Not looking for a property manager? You can manage your unit yourself — see the free next steps for owners below. None of it requires hiring OLH.
Action Week, October 5–9, was our first week on the ground, and it was a success. So there is no single action week any more: the work now goes on every day. Our goal is simple — help every owner get their unit properly managed, whether you manage it yourself or through a property manager, and connect owners with their tenants.
This month, Paul J. Rouillard is in Windsor in person — visiting units, knocking on doors and talking with tenants. Units are entered only where authority is confirmed and the legal requirements for access are complete. The field work is recorded on video so owners across Ontario can see exactly what is being done; tenants’ private information is never published.
Watch episode 1: Paul in Windsor, on YouTube ↗Many owners who live close to their units don’t need a property manager. Our new YouTube series for owners walks you through it step by step: your documents, your tenant, your rent records and what to do next.
Free LandlordEzy tools for affected owners are coming: rent ledgers and tenant communication.
Watch the owner videos Paul’s YouTube channel ↗OLH Property Management manages your unit on the Legal Guarantee package: tenant communication, maintenance coordination, rent collection and owner payouts, with licensed paralegals on staff. Onboarding is online, in six steps.
Signing up is your voluntary decision. OLH does not advise you to end another agreement.
Start property management onboarding What’s included and the price ↓General information, not legal advice.
596 unit entries recorded
The count climbs with every owner and every tenant who registers a unit, here or on ConnectMyUnit.ca. Register yours and find your tenant →
Owners’ and tenants’ entries together, including entries still awaiting address and duplicate checks — the same unit may appear more than once, for example once by its owner and once by its tenant. OLH has not verified them.
Owners and tenants each register their building and unit, privately and for free — OLH client or not. Possible matches are found automatically and checked by OLH staff. Nothing is shared unless both people agree.
Tenants: registering is private, free and takes about a minute. No lease is needed. How matching works →
If you have decided, on your own, to change property managers, you can ask OLH to coordinate access to independent lawyer or paralegal options arranged for this owner group. You choose whether to use one.
What this is not. OLH does not give legal advice, does not tell any owner to end an agreement, and does not say that anyone’s agreement has ended. Whether and how you change managers is your decision, made with independent legal advice about your own agreement. Asking for this help does not end any agreement and does not give OLH authority over your unit.
Ask OLH for transition-document help
The button opens a chat with the OLH team. Any fee for the lawyer’s or paralegal’s work is separate from OLH’s management fee; ask us for the current options.
Rent payments are already being received and remitted for units OLH is authorized to manage. Payments are recorded on the unit’s rent ledger.
OLH normally initiates an owner payout the same business day after the tenant payment has been received, identified, available as cleared funds, and matched and allocated to the authorized managed unit. For example, if November rent arrives on October 25, the payout is normally initiated once that payment has cleared and been matched, rather than waiting for the first of the month.
When you actually receive the funds depends on banking cut-offs and processing, weekends and holidays, correct remittance details, and any hold, reversal or review. Initiating a payout is not the same as the bank completing it.
Only for units OLH is authorized to manage. OLH collects rent for a unit only after that owner’s file is cleared and OLH’s authority for the unit is confirmed. This section is not a payment instruction to any tenant: a tenant acts only on verified written information for their own unit.
OLH is sharing information and resources for owners affected by SIREG / Simple Investor. You may use them without hiring OLH. We have not instructed owners to cancel their SIREG agreements, change tenant rent payments, or hire us. Each owner must make those decisions independently after reviewing their own documents with a qualified lawyer. Contacting us or attending an information session is voluntary and creates no obligation. This page provides general information, not legal advice about your circumstances.
OLH Property Management · optional
If you’d like OLH to manage your unit, you can start online. You see your price and the complete management agreement before you sign. Registering in the SIREG Owner Registry is free and never requires hiring OLH.
Monthly management, plus HST: $149 for the first unit and $69 for each additional unit.
No paperwork? You can still start — we begin from the address and unit number, and any one-time work to rebuild records is quoted in writing before it starts.
Payment is taken at signing: the rest of the current month (prorated) plus the last month. After that, the monthly fee is charged on the 25th for the following month.
No long-term commitment — 60 days’ notice. Either party can end the OLH agreement with 60 days’ written notice, effective on the last day of a calendar month. There is no 12-month term.
OLH doesn’t advise or direct you to end any agreement, and doesn’t give legal advice about your SIREG agreement.
Term, Renewal, and Ordinary Termination: “Either party may terminate this Agreement by giving at least 60 days’ written notice. Termination is effective only on the last day of a calendar month, and only after the full 60-day notice period has elapsed.”
About 10 minutes online. Questions first? Chat with our team.
General information, not legal advice. For advice about your SIREG agreement or your situation, speak with your own lawyer.
General information only, not legal advice. For advice about your own agreement or situation, speak with your own lawyer.
How are we handling this for owners? Please take a moment to tell other landlords in a Google review — it means so much to our team.
Our team is working day and night to help owners through this. Your honest review helps other landlords find the right guidance.
Used your city chat or spoken with our team? Please take a moment to share your experience on Google.
Each city has a private, moderated group for registered owners — a place to talk with other owners and ask the OLH team questions. Registering a unit adds you to your city’s group; the registration form tells you this before you submit. Other owners see a display name — by default your first name and last initial — never your email, phone or unit.
From Paul J. Rouillard ·
I want to speak to you directly and thank you for your patience. This past month has been extraordinarily difficult for our team and for owners navigating the transition. … Nearly all collected rents have now been paid out to owners, and we’re still receiving rent from several tenants.
New OLH video ·
Ben from OLH Property Management walks through a building on Tecumseh Road East in Windsor: the parking, entrances, accessibility ramp, laundry rooms and a two-bedroom unit on the third floor, with the tenant’s permission. Ben joins Paul J. Rouillard at London properties on Thursday, October 29. Watch it at the top of this page, or browse every video so far.
Watch on YouTube (5:28) ↗ All videos →
OLH’s own video — general information, not legal advice, and not an official or court source.
Court record · document dated · published here
What this document is — and is not. It is a joint aide memoire: a written submission to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (Commercial List), court file BK-26-03429084-0032, for the case conference of October 8, 2026. It was filed by the 18 NOI applicants (the SIREG companies, including SIREG Management Inc.) and AlixPartners Restructuring, Inc. as proposal trustee, through their lawyers. It is a request to the court, not a court order. What the court did on October 8, and whether the hearing it asks for has been set, is not confirmed here. Any later development will be posted as its own dated update.
In short: the companies say a restructuring or sale is no longer possible and an orderly wind-down is needed (¶9), that they expect their own operating cash to run out by the last week of October (¶13), and they ask for a hearing on October 14, 15 or 16 (¶1) to seek approval for owner meetings to elect new condominium boards, assignment of tenancy interests to unit owners, and the use of available funds, including rents, for critical costs (¶15). All of that is proposed, none of it approved by this document.
If the court approves what paragraph 15 proposes, owners in each affected corporation could be called to meetings to elect new boards — the same governance gap our free Condominium Owner Initiative is organising around — and SIREG Management’s interests in the tenancy of a managed unit could be assigned to that unit’s owner. This filing does not establish that any of those steps has been approved or implemented. Where a court process already does a piece of that work, we will avoid duplicating it; the choice of what to do for your unit and your corporation stays yours.
The ~$600,000 the document mentions is a claim by a lender over October rents the companies hold; it is not a sum owners are being asked to pay, and it says nothing about what any individual owner is owed or owes.
Please read before acting. This page explains a court filing; it is general information, not legal advice, and not an instruction to change where rent is paid, to end or keep any agreement, or to wait. If you have a deadline, an urgent building issue or advice from your own lawyer, this filing is not a reason to set it aside. Every owner’s unit and agreement are different — get your own advice before acting.
Read the full document (PDF, 9 pages) About the Condominium Owner Initiative →
Source: the document as supplied to OLH, published here unchanged (Joint aide memoire of the NOI applicants and proposal trustee (motion for leave to lift the stay of proceedings, returnable October 8, 2026)). Paragraph numbers are the document’s own. This is OLH’s plain-language description of what the filing says, not a finding by OLH; for anything that happened after October 7, rely on the court record or your own lawyer.
OLH update ·
OLH has opened a free, voluntary registration to bring affected condominium owners together corporation by corporation. The organising goal is to connect with at least one unit owner in each affected condominium corporation who is willing to discuss next steps — a goal for organising, not a legal threshold. Every owner is asked to register every unit, so we can see which corporations are covered and where owners are still needed.
Before any owner is asked to commit to anything, the proposed professionals, their responsibilities, the fees, the funding and how costs would be shared will be set out in writing. The initiative is at the organising and proposal stage, and no court appointment is being announced. Registering is not a retainer, a proxy, a vote or a payment, and it does not require hiring OLH. We cannot promise what any later step would cost or what a court would decide.
Register my condo units — free Read about the initiative → Watch on YouTube (9:53) ↗ All videos →
An OLH statement and OLH’s own video — general information, not legal advice, and not an official or court source.
OLH video update ·
Paul J. Rouillard shares an operational update for SIREG and Simple Investor owners: rent collection, owner payouts after funds clear and are matched, tenant outreach, property visits across Ontario, missing lease and key records, transition requirements, preparing for November, the OLH referral program and Investor Group pricing, and next steps.
Watch on YouTube (26:40) ↗ All videos →
OLH’s own video — general information, not legal advice, and not an official or court source.
Recap ·
Our team visited units where the file was cleared and the owner had authorized it, met tenants, collected rent for units OLH is authorized to manage and initiated owner payouts for those units. Where an owner has authorized it, locksmiths are now being scheduled to re-key their units; a tenant in an occupied unit receives the new keys.
Fieldwork continues and onboarding remains open. Files are reviewed as they are completed.
Read the recap Complete Onboarding
Our team confirms each visit after authority, documents, access and route are ready. Onboarding does not end another agreement or change tenant rent instructions. The week’s plan, as published on October 2, stays online as a dated record →
Legal update ·
On September 30, 2026, OLH Property Management received an independent legal update. The underlying document is private and is not publicly available.
Every owner’s situation is different. Please obtain your own legal advice about your agreement and your unit — the Law Society Referral Service can help you find a lawyer.
Operational update · September 30, 2026
OLH asked an independent Ontario lawyer for a written memo.
Later on September 30, 2026: it was received. The underlying document is private and is not publicly available.
Members of the OLH team have connected directly with tenants, including through in-person visits, in several buildings across several cities. Tenants have also contacted our office. In specific owner files where OLH has been formally engaged and the individual owner has provided property-specific direction, OLH has begun receiving and recording tenant payments on that owner’s behalf.
Owners are asking OLH to deliver unit-specific letters to their tenants. Our team is visiting several cities and properties and hand-delivering those letters at the units.
If you would like your property considered for a current route, please begin property-management onboarding. Onboarding starts our file review — it does not by itself guarantee a visit or any specific timing.
Regulatory alert · September 29, 2026
The Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario (CMRAO) ordered the immediate suspension of SIREG Management Inc.’s Condominium Management Provider Licence and Bernard Divona’s General Licence. CMRAO also issued Notices of Proposal to revoke both licences.
According to the CMRAO release, while suspended, SIREG Management Inc. and Bernard Divona are prohibited from providing condominium management services or holding themselves out as a provider or manager. The release says the immediate suspension orders took effect upon issuance and that both may request a Licence Appeal Tribunal hearing regarding the proposed revocations. A proposed revocation is not a final revocation.
Source: CMRAO media release, September 29, 2026 (linked below). This is OLH’s summary of that release, not a finding by OLH.
What this does not decide. CMRAO says it does not have jurisdiction over individual unit sales or rental agreements, so the release does not by itself determine an owner’s private management agreement, rent directions, or next contractual steps.
General information only, not legal advice.
Updates for SIREG and Simple Investor owners, newest first. We don’t rewrite history: an update that’s been replaced is labelled and links to the newer one, and a mistake gets its own published correction, linked to the original.
Additional staff-posted updates are not available right now. The dated updates above are the current ones.
OLH Property Management offers paid property-management services to owners. Registration, owner groups and general information do not require hiring OLH.
General information only, not legal advice. For advice about your own agreement or situation, speak with your own lawyer.
Hiring OLH Property Management is your decision and never required to register. Pricing, the agreement and onboarding are all in one place.
Prefer to manage your unit yourself? Start with the steps above and the owners’ questions and answers.
Primary sources come first — court and insolvency records, regulator releases and company notices — then news reports, then material owners sent us, which we redact for privacy and label as owner-submitted; OLH has not independently verified it. Links open the original publisher. If a source is withdrawn or found to be wrong, it stays here, labelled.
The additional staff-managed source list is not available right now. The pinned official release is shown below, followed by OLH’s own videos.
Recorded by Paul J. Rouillard of OLH Property Management. These are OLH’s own updates and opinions for owners — general information, not legal advice. They are not regulator, court or company records; for those, use the sources above. Earlier videos reflect what we knew on the day they were recorded.
Spot something wrong? Tell us in the chat and we’ll correct it, with a note saying what changed.
Ben from OLH Property Management tours a residential building on Tecumseh Road East in Windsor: the parking, the entrances, the accessibility ramp, the lobby and mailboxes, the connected hallways, the laundry rooms and a two-bedroom unit on the third floor, shown with the tenant's permission. Ben is part of the OLH team working directly in communities across Ontario, and joins Paul J. Rouillard at London properties on Thursday, October 29. He also introduces OLH's two options: full-service property management, and LandlordEzy software for owners who manage their own property.
General information, not legal advice. Each owner makes their own decisions after reviewing their documents with a qualified lawyer.
No searching. Every live update and Q&A video we’ve recorded for owners is right here — newest first. Swipe or use the arrows, then tap a video to watch.
East Windsor Building Tour | OLH Property Management On the GroundBuilding tour · October 24, 2026 · 5:28
We started Ontario Landlord Help to help landlords. Since this began, our team has worked day and night so no owner has to face it alone — and we’ll keep being a voice for owners, and keep being transparent, as things develop:
Using any of this is free and doesn’t require hiring us. If it helps you, the best way to support the work is to register your unit, share these videos with other owners, and subscribe on YouTube.
Videos are general information, not legal advice. Earlier videos reflect what we knew on the day they were recorded.
We’re talking with SIREG and Simple Investor owners non-stop, and the same questions keep coming up. Every question we’re asked goes into the SIREG Owners Q&A on LandlordTalk — with what we’ve confirmed, and a clear note where something is still being checked. It grows day by day as we speak with more owners.
Opens LandlordTalk in a new tab. Free for every Ontario landlord.
We’ve opened a public Facebook group for everyone touched by the SIREG / Simple Investor situation in Ontario — unit owners, landlords, tenants living in these units, and others directly affected. Join to ask questions about rent, leases and next steps, share relevant experiences, and follow developments as they happen.
Our commitment: we intend to share each new development and update from this page in the public group as well. We post those ourselves — it isn’t an automatic feed — so this page remains the complete record, and the group is where the conversation happens.
Posts and comments in the group are members’ own statements. OLH does not verify them, and they are not OLH’s findings or advice.
Opens Facebook in a new tab. Joining is free and optional.
121+ Google reviews from Ontario landlords, in their own words.
★★★★★
"One of the most informative conversations I've had as a landlord. Straightforward, honest, and extremely helpful."
— Abid H., Local Guide
★★★★★
"Extremely responsive and they truly think on behalf of landlords. The process was structured and efficient."
— Rajon M.
★★★★★
"They made complex LTB issues easy to understand and gave us a sensible solution with no strings attached."
— Alex B.
Your decisions are your own. Everything on this page, and in our Q&A, groups, videos, calls and live sessions, is general information. You decide whether and how to use it. OLH does not tell any owner or tenant to cancel or end an agreement, to change where rent is paid, or to hire OLH, and does not give legal advice. Any step you take is your own decision, made on your own judgment and, where appropriate, with advice from your own lawyer.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is for general informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing this content, participating in discussions, or attending informational sessions does not establish a solicitor-client relationship. Landlords seeking legal representation or advice regarding their specific circumstances should retain qualified legal counsel directly.