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Multiplex property management in Hamilton

Several tenancies under one roof is a different job to one. Shared utilities, staggered lease ends, noise between units and a repair that affects everybody all need handling per unit, not per building.

Call (613) 324-9141 Multiplex and duplex
  • a ledger per unit
  • terms deliberately staggered
  • utilities settled in writing
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Running several at once

One roof, separate books

Each unit gets its own ledger, its own condition report and its own lease end. A building-level total tells you nothing about which unit is late or which one keeps needing a plumber.

Lease ends are staggered deliberately. Three tenancies expiring the same month means three vacancies, three placement fees and three turnovers landing together in the slowest part of the year.

The detail is on multiplex and duplex and secondary suites, with reporting on accounting.

Multiplex
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Setting it up

Four decisions per Hamilton building

  1. Utilities

    Separately metered, apportioned by a stated formula, or included. Written either way.

  2. Stagger the terms

    So vacancies arrive one at a time rather than three at once in a slow month.

  3. A report per unit

    Separate condition reports, because deposits are settled per tenancy and not per building.

  4. Set the noise rules

    Written into every lease, because units share walls and complaints arrive from inside.

The recurring friction

Complaints from inside the building

Noise, parking and shared laundry produce most of the correspondence in a small building, and every one of them is a dispute between two of your own tenants rather than with you.

They settle faster when the rule was in both leases from the start. Arbitrating between two people who each believed something different is slow and leaves somebody feeling singled out.

How requests are triaged is on maintenance, the reporting channel on tenant requests, and fees on management fees.

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1 ledger per unit
3 common friction points
0 verbal utility splits

What we do here

Common Hamilton building work

What a small building needs most.

Inspections

Shared systems checked on a schedule.

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Property Maintenance

One trade visit covering several units.

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Owner Reporting

Every unit on a single statement.

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Evictions

Filed properly when it comes to that.

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Multiplex questions

Property management in Hamilton

The questions small-building owners ask most.

Separately metered where the building allows it, apportioned by a stated formula where it does not, or included in rent. Whichever it is, it belongs in writing in every lease.
So vacancies arrive one at a time. Three tenancies ending the same month means three placement fees and three turnovers landing together, often in the slowest part of the year.
We do, and it goes faster when the rule was written into both leases from the start. Arbitrating between two tenants who each assumed something different is slow work.
A ledger per unit, consolidated into one owner statement. A building-level total alone hides which unit is late and which one keeps needing a plumber.
Treated as its own tenancy with its own report and ledger, even when the owner lives upstairs. Shared entries and laundry need the same written treatment as in any multiplex.
Yes, as one transfer with a per-unit breakdown behind it. Owners who prefer separate deposits per property can have that instead, set once at the start.

Client reviews

What Hamilton owners and tenants say

★★★★★ 4.9 · 127 reviews on Google
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★★★★★

Triplex in Hamilton with three leases and three renewal dates kept straight on one statement.

Ken P.
Hamilton
★★★★★

They raised the below-market basement rent at our Hamilton multiplex at renewal with comparables. Tenant stayed.

Wendy R.
Hamilton
★★★★★

Shared utility split for the Hamilton building is shown on each tenant's ledger. No disputes between units.

Ali H.
Hamilton
★★★★★

The Hamilton triplex needed a new roof and they staged the work so no tenant lost use of a room. Invoice matched the accepted quote.

Zack Z.
Hamilton

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Separate ledgers, staggered terms and utilities settled in writing before the next tenancy begins.

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Ledger per unit · Terms staggered · Rules in every lease