Website created by two Ontario residents helps tenants rate their landlords Ontario
The founders, who wish to remain anonymous due to safety concerns, say the website was inspired by personal experience.
At first, they thought they had simply been unlucky, but when they moved to another property in Toronto, they found their new landlord to be equally negligent. They concluded that a lack of transparency was allowing landlords to avoid accountability for their actions . Having partnered with a co-founder they met on Reddit, the pair decided an online review database would be the simplest way to tackle the problem.
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