Understand multi-unit properties
Keep apartments and rooms attached to their actual building and select the right rental.
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Have the full property address and a distinct label for each rental. Review existing occupied units before adding rooms.
Use one property for the building
Create the full property address once. Add distinct units for the actual apartments rather than repeating the building address for each one.
Distinguish rooms from units
Use room-rental setup where appropriate. For an existing rental, use New room, select its parent unit or whole home and give it a clear name.
Check every rental selection
Inspect the saved labels before marketing or preparing a lease. Choose the exact unit or room in renter, charge and document workflows.
Check the result
- Each rentable unit or room has a distinct label under the actual property.
FAQs
Will adding a room change the whole-home lease?
Adding a rental record does not move an existing lease or rewrite earlier charges. Review those records separately.
How do I avoid confusing two apartments?
Use distinct unit labels and verify the full address plus unit wherever you select a rental.