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One Model. Different Assumptions.

The Deal Behind
the Asking Price.

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01 / Compare the Economics

Cedar Court — Fictional Example

Returns below are property-level, after senior debt and before investor-level allocations. All figures are illustrative.

Broker Baseline and Selected Buyer Case
MetricBroker V1Buyer Case 1
Acquisition Price$4,000,000$4,000,000
Year 1 NOI$276,000$276,000
Equity Required$1,426,000$1,426,000
Modeled IRR19.0%19.0%
Equity Multiple2.26x2.26x
Combined NOI Change$0All selected changes are evaluated together. This does not predict a buyer’s offer.

03 / Explain the Difference

Every Changed Input.

Source references describe the broker input. Buyer edits remain buyer assumptions.

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Inspect Baseline Sources
Annual Potential IncomeSYNTHETIC · Fictional Annual Operating Case · Page 1Annual gross potential income: $480,000
Annual Operating ExpensesSYNTHETIC · Fictional Annual Operating Case · Page 1Annual operating expenses: $180,000
Market Cap AssumptionASSUMED · Illustrative Assumption; Not Verified Market Evidence
Exit Cap RateASSUMED · Illustrative Exit Assumption

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Build The Valuation Case

Reconcile NOI, support your cap-rate range, and prepare a BOV draft. This draft stays in this tab. Download its draft file to reopen it against the same broker version. Nothing is shared with buyers automatically.

NOI Adjustments

Enter the annual effect on NOI: an expense increase is negative. Explain each adjustment. These valuation adjustments do not change the saved operating model or its financing returns.

Capitalization Assumptions

Comparable References (0)

Record closed sales and asking prices separately. References do not automatically set or substantiate your cap range.

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