Forward the OM. Get back a model you can defend.

Underwritr reads the offering memo, builds the full proforma, and shows where every number came from. Built for small multifamily acquisitions teams and independent sponsors.

Try the sample deal
Seller NOI reconciliation
612 Bank St, New York, NY. 20 units, built 1975.
Seller’s stated NOI$255,000
Modeled NOI, net of reserves$228,087
Difference($26,913)
Expense estimate gap($18,913)
CapEx reserve convention($8,000)
ReconciledThe drivers sum to the difference exactly.

The offering memo is written to sell the deal. You have to defend it.

Small acquisitions teams and independent sponsors hit the same three problems on every deal. Here’s how Underwritr handles each one.

The problem

The OM’s numbers are the broker’s numbers.

Brokers quote NOI before replacement reserves, with light expense estimates. On our 20-unit sample, the OM claims $255,000 NOI, a 7.97% cap rate at the asking price.

What Underwritr does

Underwritr models NOI net of reserves and reconciles the seller’s number line by line. The same deal comes out at $228,087, a 7.13% cap. Price it on the OM’s cap rate and you’d overpay by about $338K.

See the reconciliation
The problem

Every OM costs an afternoon in Excel.

You pass on most deals, but you only know which ones after keying in the rent roll, the T-12 and the financing. Small teams can’t give every OM that time, so good deals slip past unread.

What Underwritr does

Forward the OM or drop in the PDF. Unit mix, rents, taxes and financing are extracted, and a full ten-year proforma is built in minutes, so you can screen every deal that comes in.

How teams screen OMs
The problem

Nobody can say where a number came from.

When a lender or LP asks why insurance is $1,200 a unit, the answer is buried in a template three deals old. A category that was never filled in quietly counts as zero.

What Underwritr does

Every figure is tagged Stated or Estimated, with its basis written out. All expense categories are always present, so a missing one is flagged instead of counted as zero, and estimates you haven’t reviewed are counted before you share.

Download the sample model

Move the assumptions. See whether the deal holds up.

Real engine output from a 20-unit building built in 1975. The address is made up; the numbers aren’t. Adjust the price, rents and financing, then download the model as a working Excel file.

$3,200,000
$1,930/mo
5.00%
6.75%
75.00%

Excel file. Every figure is a live formula, with its source in the next column.

Cap rate
7.13%
Base case
Cash-on-cash
4.78%
Base case
DSCR
1.22x
Base case
Cash flow
$41,291
Base case
Year 1 proforma with sources
Year 1Amount
Gross potential rent
StatedOM rent roll
$463,200
Vacancy (5.00%)($23,160)
Effective gross income$440,040
Real estate taxes
StatedOM p.12
($89,951)
Insurance
Estimated$1,200/unit/yr
($24,000)
Repairs & maintenance
Estimated$1,500/unit/yr, 1950–1979 stock
($30,000)
Water & sewer
Estimated$900/unit/yr, owner-paid
($18,000)
Remaining categories
Itemized in the full model
($42,002)
Operating expenses($203,953)
CapEx reserves
$400/unit/yr convention
($8,000)
Net operating income$228,087
Debt service
6.75%, 30-year amortization
($186,796)
Cash flow$41,291

3 estimates not reviewed.

Loan is 75.00% of price. Cash-on-cash is cash flow over $864,000 of equity: the 25.00% down payment plus 2.00% closing costs. The full engine run puts the 5-year IRR at 13.70%.

After the first pass: scenarios, exports and the waterfall

Model every outcome

Test financing, renovation, and exit assumptions side by side against the same property. Exit cap defaults to going-in plus 10bps per year of hold, so no cap rate compression is assumed.

Scenarios, 612 Bank St
MetricBase caseUpsideDownside
5-year IRR13.70%16.90%9.80%
Cash-on-cash4.78%5.60%3.90%
DSCR1.22x1.29x1.15x

Exit cap: going-in plus 10bps per year of hold.

Export reports for lenders and LPs

Branded PDF and Excel exports for lenders, LPs, and investment committee.

Underwritr report
612 Bank St, New York, NY
  1. 1Executive summary
  2. 210-year proforma projections
  3. 3Scenario comparison
  4. 4Waterfall distribution
  5. 5Key metrics and charts

Also included: GP/LP waterfall modeling, deal pipeline, investor tracking, team access, and renovation and refinance scenarios.

Questions

The seller said $255,000. The building makes $228,087.

Every OM comes with the seller’s NOI. Forward your next one and find out what the property actually earns before you write the LOI.

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