Landlord Networking: Why Building Relationships with Fellow Peterborough Landlords Matters
- Peterborough Landlords Association
- Jul 3
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 5
Owning and managing rental properties can sometimes feel like a solo journey—but it doesn’t have to be. In fact, one of the most powerful tools you can have as a landlord is a strong network of fellow landlords. That’s exactly what we foster at the Peterborough Landlords Association (PLA).
If you're a landlord in Peterborough, Ontario, here's why building relationships within our local landlord community is not only helpful—but essential.

1. Share Knowledge and Experience
No two landlord experiences are the same. Some landlords have dealt with complex tenant situations, while others have renovated properties, optimized rent pricing, or learned the hard way how to navigate the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB).By networking with other Peterborough landlords, you gain access to a collective pool of experience that can help you avoid costly mistakes and make smarter, more informed decisions.
2. Stay Up to Date on Local Regulations
The rental housing landscape is constantly changing, especially in Ontario. From updates to the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) to municipal licensing discussions in Peterborough, staying compliant can feel overwhelming. At PLA meetings and events, we regularly discuss legal changes, city bylaws, and other pressing issues, so members stay informed and ahead of the curve.
3. Get Support During Challenges
Whether it’s dealing with a difficult eviction, damage to a unit, or just feeling burnt out, having a network of supportive landlords who understand the challenges you face is invaluable. You’re not alone—and in this community, there’s always someone who’s been there and is ready to help.
4. Discover Trusted Local Resources
From contractors and cleaners to property managers and paralegals, it’s hard to know who to trust. Networking with landlords in Peterborough gives you direct access to referrals and recommendations from people who’ve already tested the waters.
5. Advocate Together for Landlord Rights
There’s strength in numbers. Through the Peterborough Landlords Association, members unite to advocate for fair landlord legislation, influence local housing discussions, and ensure our voices are heard at the municipal and provincial level.
Ready to Connect with Other Peterborough Landlords?
The Peterborough Landlords Association offers monthly meetings, guest speakers, and an active network of members who are passionate about improving the rental landscape in our city. Whether you own one unit or multiple properties, there’s a seat at the table for you.
👉 Join us today and start building real relationships that protect your investment and help you grow.
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