Real Estate Investment Model – Rental of Multiple Properties

This model projects monthly future cash flows from the acquisition and rental of as part of a real estate investment. This covers rent roll, project costs, Financing, Ratio Analysis – Value, Before-Tax Cash Flow (BTCF), Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Analysis and Final Disposition.

Real Estate Investment Model – Rental of Multiple Properties
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This model projects monthly future cash flows from the acquisition and rental of as part of a real estate investment. This covers rent roll, project costs, Financing, Ratio Analysis – Value, Before-Tax Cash Flow (BTCF), Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Analysis and Final Disposition.

  • Project Inputs with purchase and valuation figures for over 200 rental properties
  • Monthly Cash Flows through the renovation and rental of the multi-family properties
  • Annual Cash Flows Summary
  • Forecasted Operating Expense Ratios
  • Amortization Schedules

Input and Operating tabs contain assumptions for prospective rental prices and costs and track details of the property’s costs such as the renovation costs, insurance, operational costs, and finance options. The financing options account for Operating Expenses—capitalization and funding breakdown along with purchase and valuation assumptions for a potential disposition strategy.

The Monthly Cash Flow is a proforma projecting the revenue build-up with Ratio Analysis – Financial & Profitability. This also includes important aspects such as Sensitivity Analysis Variation in NOI and lets you experiment with how operating expenses affect net income. Development costs, financing, levered free cash flow, and a cash flow waterfall for investors

All cells with a red triangle are input cells where custom information can be entered. 

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