99 Sanford Avenue North, Hamilton, ONL8L 5Z1

99 Sanford Avenue N, Hamilton is an Investment Property, duplex-plus-rooms property in Hamilton's west-end Landsdale neighborhood, offered at a 5. 49% in-place cap rate with a clear, built-in path to higher income. The property generates $49,080 in gross annual rent and $37,638 NOI at an asking price of $685,000. Configured as a one-bedroom main-floor apartment and a four-room upper unit, the building runs on two hydro meters with front parking - a rentable amenity in this lower-city location. Four of the five occupied doors are month-to-month, giving an incoming owner immediate room to reset rents to market as tenancies turn, with no additional acquisition required. The stand-out upside is the basement: counted as a sixth door with its own separate side entrance, it is currently vacant and ready to be finished and leased as a private, self-contained unit - adding a brand-new income stream that isn't yet reflected in the in-place numbers. Between the month-to-month resets and the basement lease-up, a new owner has two distinct, low-risk levers to grow NOI from day one. Situated in an appreciating pocket close to transit, schools, and everyday amenities, 99 Sanford offers strong room-rental income today plus genuine value-add on top. Ideal for an investor building a Hamilton rental base or adding a room-rich, high-upside asset to an existing portfolio. - Duplex + rooms, Price: $685,000 - Gross annual rent: $49,080, Net operating income: $37,638, Cap rate: 5. 49% (in-place) - Doors: 6 (5 occupied / 83%; basement vacant) Configuration: 1-bed main floor + 4-room upper unit + vacant side-entrance basement (6th door) -Metering / parking: Two hydro meters, front parking

Also checked, nothing flagged at this location: conservation-regulated areas, provincially significant wetlands, the Greenbelt, the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Niagara Escarpment plan, areas of natural and scientific interest, rail corridors, hydro transmission corridors.

Not openly mapped for this area (ask the local conservation authority): flood hazard mapping.

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