Track the Numbers That Keep a Multifamily Project on Plan
Occupancy, collections, delinquency, renewals, unit turns, renovation spending and reserves. The numbers that keep a multifamily plan on track.

Occupancy, collections, delinquency, renewals, unit turns, renovation spending and reserves. The numbers that keep a multifamily plan on track.

Operating statements, rent rolls, capex history, property condition, sponsor financials and a clear business plan for a multifamily loan.

Cost per unit, downtime, achievable rent premiums, turnover and pace. Underwrite a multifamily unit renovation plan that holds up.

Spot concessions, delinquency, loss to lease, vacancy, one-time income and expenses that need normalizing on a multifamily rent roll and T-12.

How NOI, valuation, debt coverage, interest rates and loan maturity decide whether a refinance can pay off your existing loan.

Atlanta’s apartment supply wave is cresting — deliveries down 43% year-over-year — which is reopening the runway for value-add and lease-up multifamily bridge financing.

Multifamily debt is liquid in 2026 and GSE caps rose ~20.5% — but agency takeouts need a stabilized asset. Here is how bridge-to-agency financing bridges the gap.