JOHN GALAVIZ · THE ROSIN TEAM

Multifamily Investment & Valuation Analysis

4142 N. 10th St. | Phoenix, Arizona | 11 Residential Units

John Galaviz
John GalavizAssociate Broker · The Rosin Team
CONFIDENTIAL · SELLER ADVISORY

Explore what projected income supports and what your investment needs to return. Every assumption below updates the analysis immediately.

01 / INCOME APPROACH

Long-Term Investor Valuation

Supported by projected NOI at your selected cap rate

02 / INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE

Seller’s Target Sale Price

Required price to achieve your target sale-only ROI

SCENARIO WORKSPACE

Test the possibilities

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01 / RENT ROLL

Rental income

Monthly rent per apartment. Eight standard one-bedrooms, one larger one-bedroom, one two-bedroom and one studio. The eight standard one-bedrooms share one rental assumption of $1,350 each; the larger Unit 3 starts at its current $1,375 rent. All rent inputs remain editable.

02 / INCOME & EXPENSES

Operating assumptions

Vacancy applies only to gross potential rent. All other expenses apply to effective gross income, including additional income after vacancy. Edit either percentage or annual dollars; annual dollar edits remain fixed as income changes, while percentage edits switch that category to a percentage of income. Water/sewer/trash, taxes and insurance start with the supplied annual dollar baselines.

Excludes debt service, depreciation, income taxes and capital improvements. Additional income is assumed collectible and is not reduced by rental vacancy.

03 / INVESTOR YIELD

Investor valuation

04 / SELLER BASIS & RETURNS

Your investment & exit

Sale-only ROI is before income taxes and excludes operating cash flow. Enter financing payoff as a cost only if it represents an actual investment expense, not repayment of already counted principal. Total return is cumulative and not annualized.