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Los Angeles, CA 90038 · Central Hollywood · LA RSO
Edit any rent, toggle occupancy, and move the cap rate, expense ratio, and vacancy factor. Value, price per door, and GRM recalculate live. The model opens on the stabilized roll — vacancies leased at their current asking rents. Nothing is saved; reload to reset.
Toggle the switch to mark a unit occupied or vacant. Type over any rent to model a scenario.
| # | Unit | Occ. | In place | Modeled |
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| Total scheduled | — | — | ||
| Annualized gross scheduled rent | — | |||
Market-turnover figures are AMRE estimates for the submarket and unit type, not verified comps. Replace them with pulled comps before they go into any offering memorandum.
Drag to test the range.
Annual, at the modeled roll.
Modeled operating expenses work out to —. Replace with the actual expense schedule as soon as it's available — this is the assumption a buyer will push hardest on.
Same modeled rent roll and expenses, priced 100 basis points either side of wherever you have the slider. The highlighted row is your current setting. Every 25 basis points is real money at this NOI — which is why the expense audit and the retrofit certificate matter more than the asking price.
| Cap rate | Building value | Estate 25% share | Per door | GRM |
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The estate plan carried these buildings on a per-door assumption rather than on income. If the cap rate required to justify the prior number sits below the market range, the gap is the turnover story — not a valuation error. Model the market-turnover preset above to see where the two reconcile.
Reassessment estimated at 1.25% of sale price (1% Prop 13 base plus typical LA direct assessments and voter-approved debt). This is the buyer's carry, not the estate's — but it shapes what a buyer can pay.
Six of eight units occupied at $9,845.35/mo in place. Both vacancies are already priced — unit 2 at $1,750 and unit 5 at $1,925 — which puts the stabilized roll at $13,520.35/mo ($162,244/yr) before any turnover push.
The spread is the story. Units 6 and 7 sit at $1,205–$1,306 while comparable 1/1s in the building already rent at $1,925–$1,931. That's roughly $1,350/mo of embedded upside across just two units under RSO turnover — and it's why the building should be marketed on a stabilized roll, not a trailing-twelve.
Combined with 1016 next door, this is a 16-unit contiguous Hollywood position. Price it as a pair and the buyer pool shifts from mom-and-pop to institutional.
All three buildings share the same partner group. Same model, same format — compare them side by side, then decide whether to price individually or as a 24-unit package.