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Edmonton Multifamily Properties — Duplex to 5+ Unit Apartment Buildings
Edmonton multifamily is won with verified income, expense realism, and clean comparables. This hub includes everything multifamily: duplex, triplex, fourplex, row-style multi-unit, and 5+ unit apartment buildings (and similar investor-grade assets). If you’re buying, we pressure-test rents, utilities, capex, and disclosure risk. If you’re selling, we build a clean file that protects price and terms.
Edmonton Multifamily Guidance: 2–4 Units + 5+ Buildings
The best multifamily outcomes usually come from the fewest unknowns: documented income, realistic expenses, and a clean verification path. Use the framework below to keep decisions defensible — and negotiations calm.
2–4 Units: Underwrite Like an Investor
Rent roll, leases, deposits, arrears, and utility responsibility per unit. “Market rent” is not rent unless it’s supported.
5+ Buildings: Expense + Systems Reality
Pressure-test operating statements, utility structures, capex (roof/mechanicals/parkade), and compliance risk. Bigger buildings fail on details.
Seller: Sell Certainty
Strong offers show up when buyers trust the file: rent roll, leases, utility history, maintenance notes, and simple disclosures.
Quick Due Diligence Checklist (Edmonton Multifamily)
2–4 Units (Duplex / Triplex / Fourplex / Row Multi-Unit)
- Tenancy: leases, rent roll, deposits, arrears, renewal timing, unit notes.
- Utilities: who pays what (unit-by-unit), meter setup, historical bills, shared services.
- Operating costs: taxes, insurance, maintenance, management, vacancy allowance, reserves.
- Capital items: roof/windows/mechanicals, grading/drainage, parking, common areas.
- Compliance: suite legality/permits (where relevant), zoning, life safety considerations.
- Offer structure: conditions aligned to verification steps + timelines (keep it clean).
5+ Unit Buildings (Apartment / Investor Building)
- Financials: T12, rent roll, arrears, actual vs pro forma, delinquency history.
- Expenses: utilities, insurance, maintenance, management, snow/landscaping, reserves.
- Systems: boiler/HWT, HVAC/venting, electrical capacity, roof, parkade/envelope risks.
- Compliance: fire/life safety, permits, retrofit history, any known orders/deficiencies.
- Utility structure: metering/sub-metering, RUBS, common area loads, efficiency.
- Offer structure: diligence window that matches document review + inspections.
Edmonton Multifamily FAQ
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From financing to final offer — every step is handled with clarity, risk awareness, and disciplined negotiation.
