Rent Resiliency (Dollars)
Dollar amount of rent cushion above the managed breakeven point — how much rent could drop before becoming cash-flow negative.
Example Result
Sample DataBased on a sample $385,000 property with $2,850/month rent, 20% down, 7% interest rate.
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What This Means
A sample property priced at $385,000 with $2,850/month rent has a rent resiliency (dollars) of -$406 at Purchase (Month 0).
Where This Value Comes From
Rent Resiliency (Dollars) is not entered directly — it is calculated from Managed Breakeven Rent and Monthly Rent. See the formula breakdown above and the detailed inputs below.
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Cash Flow Resiliency (Dollar)
T3Monthly cash flow buffer before going negative
Rent Resiliency (Percent)
UPercentage of current rent that serves as cushion above the managed breakeven point.
Cash Flow Resiliency (Percent)
T3Cash flow buffer as percentage of gross operating income
Rent Resiliency (Dollar)
T3How much rent can drop before cash flow hits zero
Rent Resiliency (Percent)
T3Rent drop buffer as percentage of current rent
Vacancy Resiliency (Dollar)
T3Monthly cash flow buffer against vacancy increases
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