02/12/2026
Case Study - 20 months of WORK
When a plan is thought out and executed, itβs not magic β> itβs discipline π₯
We took over an 88-unit property that was bleeding.
ππΌ 16 vacant units with all needing renovation
ππΌ 14 non-paying tenants in lease violation
ππΌ Unauthorized pets
ππΌ Unregistered vehicles
ππΌ Weak enforcement
ππΌ Average rent: $680/month
This wasnβt a market issue this was an operations issue.
So we went to work.
Over the last 20 months:
π₯ 31 units fully renovated
π₯ 26 units now achieving $975/month
π₯ Property-wide average rent raised to $925/month
π₯ Lease standards enforced
π₯ Non-performing tenants removed
π₯ Culture of accountability restored
Hereβs what discipline looks like in numbers: you asked for numbers.. here is transparency most will not display..
Rent increase per unit:
$925 β $680 = $245/month
Across 88 units:
$245 Γ 88 = $21,560/month
Annual revenue lift:
$21,560 Γ 12 = $258,720/year
At a 7.5% cap rate:
$258,720 Γ· 0.075 = $3,449,600 in value creation
Thatβs nearly $3.45 million in forced appreciation through ex*****on.
And weβre not done.
If the property reaches a $975 average across all 88 units:
Annual lift becomes $311,520
At a 7.5 cap:
Thatβs $4,153,600 in total value creation.
This didnβt happen because the market improved.
It happened because:
π₯ The team renovated with purpose
π₯ Leasing pushed market rate
π₯ Management enforced standards
π₯ Maintenance responded quickly
π₯ Leadership stayed consistent
Value isnβt found it is built ππΌ
This was a massive team effort β> field, leasing, accounting, operations. Every department contributed.
Operations drive EQUITY.
Discipline drives VALUE.
Teams build RESULTS.