Apartments & multifamily

Look beyond unit count to the business behind the building.

Bring the unit mix, rent roll and your investment objective. The first review should distinguish in-place performance from renovation assumptions and the evidence needed to support a business plan.

What to gather

• Unit mix, occupied units and lease expirations
• In-place rents, concessions and collections
• Repairs, turnover, utilities and reserve needs
• Renovation scope and underwriting assumptions

What you get

A scoped review brief connecting operating inputs, capital questions and diligence responsibilities.

Are projected rent increases guaranteed?

No. Scenarios depend on assumptions and must be tested against current local evidence, lease terms, legal requirements and actual costs.