Amir Shojaee
Founder & Managing Director
Licensed Property Manager & REALTOR • MEng, UBC
With over 9 years of experience managing rental properties across Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, Amir brings an analytical, investor-minded approach to property management. Every recommendation is backed by data, every process is documented, and every interaction is handled with the care and responsiveness that your investment demands.
Credentials & Qualifications
MEng, University of British Columbia
Master of Engineering degree from one of Canada's top research universities
Licensed Property Manager
Provincially licensed to manage residential rental properties in British Columbia
Licensed REALTOR
Licensed real estate professional with deep knowledge of the Greater Vancouver market
Top 1% Team in BC
Part of a top-performing team at Stonehaus Realty, recognized across British Columbia
Areas of Expertise
Service Area
Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, including Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Surrey, Langley, Richmond, and North Vancouver.
Published Articles
51 articles across 5 categories
Understanding Rent Increase Regulations for 2026
Stay informed about the latest rent increase guidelines and how they affect your property investment this year.
Is It Better to Rent Furnished or Unfurnished?
We get this question all the time. Here are the key reasons that help landlords decide the best approach for their property.
How Long Does It Take to Evict a Tenant?
The answer depends on multiple factors. We break down the timeline and what landlords should expect during the process.
How Much Does Property Management Cost in Vancouver?
Property management fees in Vancouver typically range from 6% to 12% of monthly rent. Here's what you should know before hiring a property manager.
The Tenant Screening Process: What Every Landlord Should Know
Thorough tenant screening is the single most effective way to protect your rental investment. Here's how to do it right in British Columbia.
BC Rent Increase Rules for 2026: A Complete Landlord Guide
The BC government has set the 2026 rent increase limit at 2.3%. Here's everything landlords need to know about timing, notices, and compliance.
Have a question about your property?
Whether you need a rental market analysis, have questions about BC tenancy regulations, or want to discuss full-service management, I am here to help.