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Value lens

Cap-rate calculator

The cap rate only tells the truth if the NOI does.

Change the number
What the math says Move one input. If the answer breaks, that input owns the deal.

The first number is only the beginning.

Metric - Waiting on inputs.
Metric - Waiting on inputs.
Metric - Waiting on inputs.
Metric - Waiting on inputs.
Going-in value - Stressed exit value - NOI dependency -

The chart will name the assumption carrying the most weight once the model runs.

Scenario check
Case Result What moved
Assumption ledger
Assumption coach Move an input to see what assumption is carrying the story.

Is the NOI trailing, adjusted, or stabilized?

Projected NOI sold as current NOI

Local tool memory

No saved runs yet. Save assumptions on this browser only before the numbers start wandering.

A cap rate is not a return promise. It is a pricing lens before leverage.

What this number is really saying

Cap rate links income to value. If income moves or the market demands a higher cap rate, value moves. Sometimes violently.

The assumption to attack

Raise the exit cap rate and trim NOI. That is where the brochure stops smiling.

What the math is ignoring

Debt terms, renovation cost, timing, taxes, and whether the reported NOI survives a real buyer diligence process.

Read the output

Headline, stress, proof.

  1. Start with the headline result.It names the current modeled answer, not the decision.
  2. Compare the stress cases.The scenario strip shows which assumption makes the answer fragile.
  3. Use the ledger as a diligence list.Every input should map back to a document, invoice, statement, term sheet, or named assumption.
Verify against

Documents before confidence.

T-12, rent roll, broker opinion, recent sale comps, tax and insurance resets, and the exit-cap sensitivity table.

Do not skip

Stress before trust

  • Projected NOI sold as current NOI
  • Ignoring expense resets
  • Comparing cap rates across different risk profiles
Questions before money moves

Make the model answer.

  • Is the NOI trailing, adjusted, or stabilized?
  • What cap rate is used at exit?
  • What buyer would pay that price?
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