Small Multi-Family

Small buildings do not fail because of the asset. They fail on execution.

At 5 to 100 units, your building is too big to self-manage and too small to get real attention from the big firms. That gap is where returns quietly disappear. KEILTY was built in that gap: we own and operate buildings exactly this size across Ontario.

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The no-man's land of property management

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Too big to run yourself

Turnovers, maintenance, collections, LTB filings, and bookkeeping across dozens of doors is a full-time operation, not a side project.

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Too small for the big firms

Institutional managers put your building at the back of the line. You are a rounding error in their portfolio, and the service shows it.

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The in-between is expensive

One slow turn, one bad screening call, one vacancy that lingers, and the year's margin is gone. Execution is the whole game at this size.

How KEILTY operates small multi-family

We manage what we own and we own what we manage, including apartment buildings exactly this size. The same system runs your building.

Leasing discipline

Units listed fast, showings scheduled, every lead tracked, pre-leasing before the current resident moves out.

Turns and maintenance

Turnovers scoped and scheduled, vendors vetted and held accountable, work documented with photos.

Per-door reporting

Owner-level visibility on every unit: statements, arrears, maintenance history, all in your portal.

No bloated overhead

We staff to what the building needs. You pay for performance, not headcount.

A simple plan to improve performance

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Free building review

We review leasing velocity, arrears, turn timing, maintenance backlog, and pricing against the local market, in writing.

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System deployment

Leasing, maintenance, vendor coordination, resident communication, and financial reporting on one platform.

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Owner visibility

Monthly statements, real-time portal access, and a dedicated manager who calls you before you call us.

Pricing that is aligned with your building's income

Our small multi-family fee is a percentage of what your building actually collects, so we are paid to keep units full and rent flowing, not to send invoices.

Full Service

7% of EGI + HST, monthly

Full-service management of your building: leasing oversight, rent collection and arrears, maintenance coordination, vendor management, per-door reporting, and LTB handling, with a dedicated manager on the file.

Leasing Fee

½ month's rent + HST

One half of one month's rent per placement: strategic advertising, comprehensive screening (background, credit, references), and digital leasing. Advertising is funded by us, up to 50% of one month's asking rent. Photography is arranged by us and billed under onboarding and property setup, unless you already have current professional images that are not watermarked. Charged for each new lease signed under your Full Service agreement.

Every other fee, listed

Lease renewal25% of one month's rentWhen an existing resident signs a new fixed-term lease. Nothing is charged if the tenancy simply continues month to month.
Onboarding & property setup$190 + $375 + HST$190 per owner bank account, plus $375 per property unit type, plus HST. One-time, when your building joins KEILTY. It covers bank account setup and professional photography, a 3D virtual tour and floor plans.
Maintenance coordination10% of invoiceOn maintenance and repair work we coordinate, including emergency work.
Leasing engagement deposit$500 + HSTPayable before we begin marketing, and credited in full against your placement fee. If we stop before a lease is signed, it is applied to marketing costs and the balance comes back to you.
Marketing budgetWe fund the first 50%We pay for advertising up to 50% of one month's asking rent per unit. Past that cap, or after 90 days on the market, further advertising is at your expense and only with your written approval.
Operating float$1,000 minimumNot a fee. You hold the greater of $1,000 or one month's operating expenses in the trust account so repairs and property charges get paid without delay. It stays your money.

The same simple schedule our single-family owners get. That is the complete list.

What is EGI?

Effective Gross Income (EGI) is the income your building actually collects: gross rent plus other income such as parking, laundry, and storage, less vacancy and uncollected rent. Because our fee is a percentage of EGI, we are paid on real collected dollars. When your building earns more, we do well together, and when units sit vacant, we feel it too.

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Talk to someone who owns buildings too.

Call 613-545-3322 or email Hello@KEILTY.com. A senior manager handles every multi-family conversation.

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Frequently asked questions

Small multi-family management, answered

The questions owners of 5 to 100 unit buildings ask us most, with the same answers you would get on the phone.

What does KEILTY charge to manage a small multi-family building in Ontario?

Full Service is 7% of EGI + HST, billed monthly. The fee is a percentage of what your building actually collects, so we are paid to keep units full and rent flowing, not to send invoices.

What is EGI, and why is the fee based on it?

Effective Gross Income is the income your building actually collects: gross rent plus other income such as parking, laundry and storage, less vacancy and uncollected rent. Because the fee is a percentage of EGI, we are paid on real collected dollars. When units sit vacant, we feel it too.

What is included in Full Service?

Full-service management of your building: leasing oversight, rent collection and arrears, maintenance coordination, vendor management, per-door reporting and Landlord and Tenant Board handling, with a dedicated manager on the file.

What does it cost to lease a vacant unit?

The leasing fee is one half of one month's rent + HST per placement, billed at occupancy under your management agreement. It covers professional photography, strategic advertising, comprehensive screening with background, credit and reference checks, and digital leasing.

Are there any other fees I should know about?

Four charges and two things that are not charges, all listed on this page. The charges: lease renewal at 25% of one month's rent, only when an existing resident signs a new fixed-term lease and nothing when the tenancy continues month to month; a one-time onboarding and property setup fee of $190 per owner bank account, plus $375 per property unit type, plus HST, when your building joins KEILTY; maintenance coordination at 10% of invoice on repair work we coordinate, including emergency work; and a leasing engagement deposit of $500 + HST, credited in full against the placement fee. The other two are not fees: we fund advertising up to 50% of one month's asking rent per unit, and past that cap or after 90 days on the market further advertising is at your expense with your written approval; and you hold the greater of $1,000 or one month's operating expenses in trust, which stays your money. That is the complete list.

What size of building does KEILTY manage under this service?

Buildings of 5 to 100 units: too big to self-manage and too small to get real attention from the big firms. KEILTY owns and operates buildings exactly this size across Ontario, with local teams in Eastern Ontario centres including Kingston, Belleville, Brockville, Cornwall, Ottawa, Peterborough, Cobourg and Trenton. See our locations page for the full list.

How do you keep units from sitting empty between residents?

Units are listed fast, showings are scheduled, every lead is tracked, and we pre-lease before the current resident moves out. Turnovers are scoped and scheduled, vendors are vetted and held accountable, and the work is documented with photos.

How do I get started?

Request a free building review. We review leasing velocity, arrears, turn timing, maintenance backlog and pricing against the local market, in writing. You can also call 613-545-3322; a senior manager handles every multi-family conversation.