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Investment Properties in London, Ontario

London has steady rental demand from Western University, Fanshawe College, two major hospitals and a growing workforce. That doesn't make every rental a good investment. Justin Skrypnyk helps you check cash flow honestly, understand the rules for student rentals and added units, and focus on the neighbourhoods and property types that fit your goals.

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What You Can Expect

  • Cash flow and return math on every property you consider
  • Student rental knowledge near Western and Fanshawe
  • Duplexes, triplexes and homes with added-unit potential
  • Help understanding London's rental licensing rules
  • A plan for growing from one property to several

The Process

01

Set Your Goals

Cash flow, long-term growth, student rental or multi-unit.

02

Run the Numbers

Realistic rents, expenses and financing for each target area.

03

Find the Property

Listings that meet your numbers across the city.

04

Buy and Set Up

Negotiate, inspect, close and connect with property managers.

Investment Properties by Neighbourhood

Justin works across London and the towns around it. Pick an area for local prices, listings and what it's like to live there.

Airport Argyle Bostwick Bradley Carling Crumlin Delaware Dorchester Downtown East London Fanshawe Fox Hollow Glanworth Glencairn Hamilton Road Highbury Highland Huron Heights Hyde Park Jackson Komoka/Kilworth Longwoods Masonville Medway Mount Brydges Old North Old Victoria Sharon Creek South London Southcrest Stoneybrook Stoneycreek Strathroy Sunningdale Talbot Thorndale Uplands Westminster Whiteoaks Woodhull

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about investment properties in London Ontario.

Is London, Ontario a good place to invest in rental property?
It can be. London has steady demand from students, healthcare workers and young professionals, and purchase prices are lower than in the Greater Toronto Area. Returns depend heavily on buying at the right price in the right area, so running the numbers before you offer matters more than the city itself.
Where do investors buy in London?
Areas near Western (Old North, Westmount) and near Fanshawe (East London, Huron Heights) draw student renters. Downtown condos attract young professionals. East London and Hamilton Road usually have the lowest purchase prices. Each area has a different balance of cash flow and long-term growth.
Do I need a licence to rent out a home in London?
Many rentals do. The City of London requires a residential rental unit licence for most rental properties with four units or fewer, including houses rented to students. Check the City's current rules before you buy, and Justin can point you to the right information.
Can I add a rental unit to a home in London?
Often, yes. Ontario now allows up to three units on most residential lots in many cases, and London has its own rules for additional residential units. Zoning, parking and building code still apply, so check with the City before counting on that income.

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