What the video covers
The multifamily workbench starts from a six-unit example where every unit rents below the market. Type the address, the purchase price and the down payment; each unit's rent lives in the rent roll. Analyze scores the building 78 out of 100, with the cash flow, cap rate and debt coverage behind it.
Then the panels: the Rent Roll lists what each unit rents for today against what the market would pay; Value-Add shows what the building could be worth once rents reach market, set against the renovation budget; the Stress Test checks whether it still pays if vacancy climbs or rates rise; and 30-Year Wealth shows the equity and cash flow building year by year.
Why value-add matters here
At today's rents this building is only fair. The value-add panel is where the deal makes sense: lifting rents to market adds about $174,000 of value against a $55,000 renovation. That's the number worth checking before you offer.
