Free guide to download
Taking back a heavily under-rented unit takes the right approach, the right amount and the right agreement. This free kit brings together the agreement template, the step-by-step checklist, the negotiation script and the grid to calculate how much to offer — everything you need to run your cash for keys cleanly, in compliance with the TAL.
What's in the kit
No more theory: concrete, ready-to-use tools for every step of a successful cash for keys.
A clear template with the essential clauses: identification, compensation, key handover date, release and voluntary nature. To adapt and have reviewed.
From assessing the unit to handing over the keys: the complete sequence, step by step, so you forget nothing and keep a solid agreement.
How to bring the subject up with your tenant without putting them on the defensive — the phrases that open the discussion and the ones to absolutely avoid.
How much to offer? A simple grid based on the rent gap, the months of gain and the value created — for an offer that's both attractive and profitable.
The pitfalls that turn a good deal into a dispute — and how to avoid them from the start.
What the TAL allows, what you must never do, and why the voluntary nature protects everyone.
In brief
Here's the process in four steps. For the full detail — free — read our step-by-step guide; the kit itself gives you the ready-to-use templates and scripts.
Measure the gap between the current rent and the market, and what a repossession adds to the property's value. That's what justifies — and frames — your offer.
Present the idea of a paid voluntary move-out, with tact and no pressure. The tenant should feel like a winner, not pushed out.
Negotiate a fair amount and set the terms: move-out date, walkthrough, payment. Everything gets put in writing.
Sign the voluntary move-out agreement with a release. The unit is freed up cleanly — you can re-rent at market price.
A cash for keys is nothing like an eviction. It's a free and paid agreement: the tenant agrees to leave in exchange for compensation, in writing, without undue pressure. Done right, the process is perfectly legal in Quebec and respects the framework of Québec's rental board, the TAL. The kit is designed precisely to help you stay on the right side of things — but it doesn't replace legal advice for a specific case.
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The template covers the essential clauses of a paid voluntary move-out agreement in Quebec (identification, amount, key handover date, release, voluntary nature). It's a template to adapt to your situation; for a specific case, have it reviewed by a professional. It does not constitute legal advice.
There is no amount set by law: the compensation is negotiated freely. The kit includes a calculation grid that starts from the gap between the current rent and the market rent, the number of months of gain and the value created at the property, to frame a reasonable and profitable offer.
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That's exactly our service. We run the approach, the negotiation and the drafting of the agreement for you, pay only for results. The kit helps you understand the process; our cash for keys service takes care of it from A to Z.