Free Guide for Investors
How to read a multi-unit income statement
A free checklist that helps serious investors evaluate a multi-unit property like 158 Hunter St E.
A Note From Tory
Evaluate any multi-unit with confidence
When you are looking at a rental building, the numbers tell the real story. This checklist walks you through gross rent, vacancy, operating expenses, net operating income, and the cap rate, so you can compare one property to the next on a level playing field.
I put this together because too many buyers fall in love with a building before they understand the ledger. Whether you are buying your first rental or adding to a portfolio, a clear checklist keeps the decision honest and grounded. It is the same framework I use when I walk an investor through a property like 158 Hunter St E.
Tory Akene · REALTOR · Real Broker Ontario Ltd.
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This four-unit building in downtown Hamilton shows $90,840 in gross annual rent and a net income of $71,929 per year, as provided by the listing agent. The full ledger, with calculators so you can run your own scenarios, is on the investment page.
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