Start with evidence from the exact unit
Request the tenancy contract when occupied, payment history, renewal date, deposit status and any notices. For a vacant unit, use conservative comparable evidence rather than the highest advertised rent.
Inspect the building economics
Approved service charges, cooling arrangements, insurance, maintenance and management fees can materially change net income.
Price the condition and vacancy risk
Budget for inspection findings, appliance or furnishing replacement, leasing commission and an initial vacancy period.
Property-level information to verify
- Current tenancy and payment evidence
- Approved service charges
- Unit condition and repair budget
- Net yield after vacancy and management
- Title, NOC and transfer documents
Primary sources
Educational planning information only. Pricing, fees, rules, availability, exchange rates and financing terms can change. Obtain transaction-specific professional advice.
