Bill 60 and Beyond: A Guide for Ontario Landlords

In this episode of Where Should I Invest, Sarah Larbi sits down with Kayla Andrade, a landlord advocate and long-time Ontario real estate investor, to unpack what’s really happening in Ontario’s rental market.

Kayla shares her journey from landlord to advocate, the regulatory pressures pushing landlords out of the market, and why many investors are reconsidering long-term rental strategies altogether. They dive into Bill 60, municipal licensing fees, tenant-landlord dynamics, and the growing importance of landlord communities and advocacy.

This episode offers a grounded, firsthand look at how policy decisions are reshaping the rental landscape and what landlords need to understand to survive and adapt.

What You’ll Learn

Why landlord–tenant relationships are becoming more strained

How Bill 60 impacts evictions, rent reporting, and landlord rights

Why some landlords are selling or converting rental properties

The risks of over-regulation in Ontario’s rental market

How tenant behaviour and loopholes affect small landlords

Why landlord advocacy and community support matter more than ever

What investors should watch for over the next 12–24 months

Kayla Andrade is an Ontario-based landlord advocate and real estate investor. She is the founder of the Ontario Landlords Watch community and has become a leading voice for landlords navigating Ontario’s evolving regulatory environment. Kayla works closely with municipal and provincial leaders to push for balanced housing policy and practical reform.