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    Free · Oregon multi-family · No pitch

    Your manager might be doing fine. Let’s find out what fine costs.

    Send the last 12 months of owner statements. We return a one-page Property Efficiency Analysis: the line items nobody is looking at, the NOI gap, and what closing it is worth at a 6% cap.

    See a sample one-pager →

    Get the analysis

    Send the statements. We’ll run the model.

    Owners of 5+ unit Oregon properties. AppFolio, Buildium, PDF — whatever you have.

    Or book a 30-minute walkthrough →

    What we look at

    • Utility recovery Water, sewer, trash billed back or absorbed by the owner.
    • Onsite management We evaluate whether you actually need an onsite team. Up to 50 doors can usually be run without one — a big cost bucket for many owners.
    • Vendor markup In-house labor vs. marked-up contractor invoices.
    • Collections Delinquency sitting on the books with no enforcement.
    • Inspections The line that is missing entirely on most prior statements.
    • Consolidation Four contracts on one block, four statements, no portfolio view.
    • Rent vs. market We compare every in-place rent to current market and show how far off you are — unit by unit, not a guess.

    What you get

    • Estimated annual NOI lift The recurring gap, not a one-time win.
    • Value at 5.5 / 6.0 / 6.5 / 7.0% Same math as the case studies.
    • Two or three levers The ones that would move your property. Not a generic checklist.
    • Optional 30-minute walkthrough After you have the one-pager. Not a gate.
    01

    Send 12 months of statements

    AppFolio, Buildium, PDF — whatever you have. That is the whole ask.

    02

    We line-item the leaks

    Utility recovery, onsite staffing, vendor markup, rent vs. market, inspections.

    03

    You get the cap-rate math

    NOI lift, value created, and what we would change in the first 90 days.

    Past results reflect specific properties and are not a guarantee of future performance. We use your statements to build the one-pager. We don’t add you to a drip sequence.