143 Sherman Avenue North, Hamilton, ON L8L 6M3

143 Sherman Avenue N, Hamilton is an investment property within a portfolio. Fully-renovated duplex with a bonus attic apartment in a strong lower-city location - the highest-income property among the portfolio's new additions, offered at a 5. 50% in-place cap rate on current rents. This fully-tenanted, five-door property generates $70,020 in gross annual rent and $46,204 NOI at an asking price of $840,000. The main and upper duplex units are configured as a 2-bedroom apartment and a three-room mid-level unit (one room with a private ensuite), with a self-contained one-bedroom attic apartment above producing additional income. The building was fully rebuilt and modernized following a 2021 fire, meaning all major systems, finishes, and layouts are effectively new. Separate metering - three hydro meters and two gas meters - is a significant advantage in this portfolio: it opens the door to shifting utility costs to tenants over time and cleanly submetering by unit, protecting NOI against rising utility costs. Off-street parking for four (three at the rear, one at the front) adds a rentable amenity in a location where street parking is at a premium. Three of the five doors are month-to-month or expiring, giving a new owner a clear, low-risk path to reset rents to market on standard notice without waiting years for turnover - and the mix of self-contained apartments and rentable rooms lets income be grown door-by-door rather than all at once. Combined with the fresh renovation, that means minimal near-term capital outlay: a new owner can focus on income growth rather than deferred maintenance. Situated in an appreciating lower-city pocket close to transit, schools, and everyday amenities.

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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