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Utility Recovery & Valuation Tools

Cap Rate Calculator — RUBS Impact

Model the NOI and value created by utility billback on a multifamily asset.
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NOI & Cap Rate Walk

RUBS Recovery Breakdown

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Utility Bills & Deductions Monthly

Share of bill withheld for common areas (lobbies, irrigation, laundry).
Cushion against bill anomalies and occupancy errors.
Optional flat per-unit fee added to each statement.

Unit Occupancy Breakdown 8 units

Total: 8 units · 16 residents
Note: Livable estimates the fairest Common Area Deduction (CAD) based on common-area amenity details collected during the building on-boarding phase. Livable also applies the Goodwill Deduction (GWD) to regulate tenant statement amounts, offsetting potential anomalies, occupancy errors, and abnormal bill increases. Per-occupant allocation uses a diminishing factor curve (1res = 1.0, 2res = 1.6, 3res = 1.9, 4res = 2.2, 5res = 2.5).
Methodology: Allocated Tenant Portion = Bill Total × (1 − CAD% − GWD%). Per-factor charge = Allocated Portion ÷ Σ(units × occupant factor). Estimated Monthly Statement Amount sums all utility charges for that occupancy tier plus the optional flat admin fee.
Notes: Cap rate computed as NOI ÷ Purchase Price. "Value at Market Cap" capitalizes NOI at the exit cap rate entered. RUBS income is modeled as ancillary income that flows directly to NOI, net of rollout timing. Admin fees are assumed fully implemented from month 1 of rollout. This model is an estimator — actual recovery varies by state/municipal regulation, lease timing, and resident turnover.
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