Following up on this video and my discussions with my own landlord, we eventually settled on a month of rent as compensation and I worked with my landlord to speed up the installation of the sound insulation (which I was paid for). We had a more difficult time than we should have because emails got missed on both sides but after a bit of steam being blown off about that misunderstanding we managed to reach a productive compromise and the issue was fixed by working together. After this experience I'd reiterate the message in this video. If you are dissatisfied as a renter, spend as little time being annoyed as possible and instead think what you can do. Going to the Regie to get compensation is almost always a pyrrhic victory due to the wait and the stress. The only thing I would suggest in addition to what I have in the video is to follow up with a call!

should have so many more views!!! thank you for making these

these videos are lifesavers thank you so much

Great video! I can see you did a lot of research (love the data and stats!) so thank you! I was wondering, did you publish part 3 yet? Take care :)

Coming to Montreal as a student from India... May be this Aug.... Looking forward to connect if it's appropriate

I've lived in Quebec my entire life. I've rented in Montreal the past 12 years. And STILL I learned a lot from your Montreal rental series. Would you say any part of the "game" changed in the past two years?

Thanks for sharing all this info! Incredibly detailed!

This video is amazing thank you!

handy dad work ahahaha,

thanks for the info about Montreal; I've been thinking about moving there; would you say an Airbnb is a good idea in the beginning?