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Model your portfolio once, then run everything from it

Set up buildings, apartments, rooms, facilities, and billable spaces in one structure so leasing, billing, maintenance, and reporting all reference the same inventory.

Portfolio and unit structure in Hausive

Connected areas inside Hausive

These are the parts you set up first so leasing, billing, maintenance, and reporting all point to the same property layout.

Buildings

Track each property and keep locations grouped by organization.

Apartments

Organize apartment-level inventory, pricing, and occupancy context.

Rooms

Handle room-by-room layouts for shared or flexible rental models.

Facilities

Include shared amenities, meters, and service areas in the operating model.

Billable units

Map the spaces and services that should flow into billing.

How teams usually run it

Teams usually map the property, add the spaces and charges that matter, then pass that structure to the rest of the operation.

  1. Structure the portfolio

    Create buildings, apartments, rooms, and operational spaces so the team starts from a clean hierarchy.

  2. Attach billable and service context

    Define which spaces, facilities, or services affect rent, invoicing, and reporting.

  3. Hand off one inventory model to the whole team

    Use the same setup across leasing, finance, maintenance, and owner reporting instead of rebuilding details in each workflow.

What gets easier

When the structure is right from the start, the rest of the portfolio runs with less rework and fewer mismatches.

Cleaner onboarding

New properties can be loaded into a structure the team understands immediately.

More reliable occupancy views

Availability, reservations, and leases all reference the same physical layout.

Less duplicate setup

Teams stop recreating the same unit details across documents, billing, and maintenance logs.

Want a cleaner setup for your portfolio?

We can map your buildings, units, rooms, and billable spaces into one structure so the rest of the team is not rebuilding the same foundation later.

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