Small Portfolio Property Management

Hansveer Chandhok helps landlords access this service through Murphy’s Property Management Ltd.

All rental property management services are provided by Murphy’s Property Management Ltd.

Overview

Owning more than one rental property multiplies the work involved. The brokerage's small‑portfolio program centralises rent collection, maintenance and reporting across multiple units or buildings so you can focus on growth.

Owner Challenges

Coordinating maintenance across several properties
Consolidating rent collection and financial reporting
Keeping track of varying lease terms and expiry dates

How the service helps

Rental property management services provided by Murphy’s Property Management Ltd. address the unique needs of small portfolio property management. The service includes tenant placement, rent collection, regular inspections, maintenance coordination and legal notices while staying compliant with strata bylaws, municipal regulations and the Residential Tenancy Act.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I increase rent in 2026?

Under the Residential Tenancy Act, the maximum allowable rent increase for 2026 is 2.3%, down from 3% in 2025. Landlords must serve a prescribed Notice of Rent Increase at least three months before the effective date and cannot raise rent more than once in a 12‑month period.

What’s included in your management fee?

The brokerage's all‑inclusive 12.5% management fee covers tenant placement, rent collection, inspections, maintenance coordination, RTB documentation and owner reporting. There are no hidden fees or markups.

Do I need to use the RTB‑1 lease form?

The Residential Tenancy Branch provides the RTB‑1 form as a standard lease agreement. The RTB states that the form reflects the Residential Tenancy Act but makes no representations or warranties about its use. Using the prescribed form helps ensure your tenancy agreement aligns with the Act.