Rent Roll Template for Multifamily
Organize unit mix, lease terms, and rental income in a clean, analyst-ready format. Built by CRE professionals for multifamily underwriting.
Organize unit mix, lease terms, and rental income in a clean, analyst-ready format. Built by CRE professionals for multifamily underwriting.
A complete rent roll structure designed by acquisitions analysts.
Unit number, unit type (1B/1B, 2B/2B, Studio), square footage, floor plan identifiers.
Lease start date, lease end date, lease length in months, move-in dates for each tenant.
Current rent, market rent, rent per square foot, rent variance, and concessions tracking.
Vacant units flagged, lease expiration schedule, turnover tracking, and occupancy rate.
Auto-calculated totals: total units, average rent, total SF, gross potential rent, occupancy %.
Breakdown by unit type, average rent by type, SF distribution, and unit mix percentages.
Four simple steps to organize your multifamily rent roll.
Download the Excel file and save a copy for each property you're underwriting. Works with Excel 2016+ or Google Sheets.
Input unit-level data from the broker OM, rent roll PDF, or property manager export. One row per unit.
The summary tab auto-calculates key metrics: occupancy rate, average rent, total SF, and gross potential rent.
Link or copy the organized data into your underwriting model. The structured format makes it easy to plug into any DCF.
A rent roll is a detailed schedule of all rental income from a property. For multifamily buildings, it lists every unit with lease terms, current rent, move-in dates, and tenant information. Investors and analysts use rent rolls to verify income, calculate occupancy, and model cash flows during underwriting. It's one of the most critical documents in any multifamily acquisition.
The template is an .xlsx file (Excel format). It works with Microsoft Excel 2016 and later, as well as Google Sheets. Just upload to Google Drive and open with Sheets.
The template supports any number of units. Simply add more rows as needed. The summary formulas auto-update to include all data rows.
Yes. The template is fully editable. Add, remove, or rename columns to match your underwriting workflow. Just update the summary formulas accordingly.
Yes, completely free. We built this to help CRE professionals. If you want to automate data entry entirely, check out Primer.
Primer extracts rent roll data from any document format (PDFs, scans, Excel) and maps it directly to your underwriting model. No copying, no pasting.
Download the free template and start underwriting faster today.
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