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A property is a residential building that either houses a single family/tenant in a single-unit or multiple families/tenants in multiple units grouped toget...

A unit within a property that houses a single family or 2 to 3 individual tenants. Some examples of single-unit properties: Detached house, Semi-detached ho...

Units within the property that houses multiple families/tenants. Some examples of multi-unit properties: Apartment, Condo, Duplex, Triplex, etc.

Adding properties to your Tenantcube account is the first step to managing them.  To add a property, On the right hand side of your property dash...

Adding unit names/numbers to the property would help organise your list of properties in a better way.  To add a unit to a property- Go to Properti...

A listing refers to the creation of a standalone web page for advertising an individual property or multiple properties of the same property owner. It inclu...

Just by adding a property, it will not be viewed by potential tenants. Only if a property is listed, it means it is available for rent.  To list a prope...

When you create a property listing on Tenantcube, it automatically pushes your advertisement across its partner websites, so the vacancy reaches a broader a...

Ads are pushed to multiple partner websites as follows to increase the visibility of the property listing: Canada - Rentable, HotPads, Walk Score, Faceboo...

Tenants can be invited by the property owner/manager via an email to view the property and send an application for the same. To invite applicants to a prope...