STACK BY SPOT ORIGIN

Turnover kills cash flow.
It destroys asset value.

See how better retention + rent escalators create millions in wealth on exit.

Valuation Context
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Market Cap Rate determines how much your Net Operating Income (NOI) is worth in asset value.
Current costs — what you're losing
50%
Percentage of residents who move out each year.
$5,000
Total cost to turn a unit: vacancy loss, marketing, painting, cleaning, and concessions.
$2,000
Manual labor cost (leasing staff time/commissions) to process a single renewal.
Annual bleed
Money lost to churn & admin.
After Stack
Stack outcomes — Revenue & Savings
15 pts
Projected percentage point drop in turnover (e.g., 50% → 35%).
5%
Annual rent increase applied to renewing tenants.
4%
Percentage of monthly rent returned as rewards. Recommend 6% of monthly rent as an incentive. Recommend +3% bonus for every year leased ahead, up to four total years (this saves a lot of money and compresses cap rates). Model lease-aheads by lowering average claim rate.
75%
Percentage of maximum rewards claimed. Lower this to model lease-ahead behavior: tenants locking in a higher accrual rate by extending their lease ahead of time.
10 bps
Improvement in valuation due to stickier, higher quality revenue.
Turnover Saved
? Costs avoided by retaining residents (Vacancy + Turn Cost).
Admin Saved
? 90% reduction in manual renewal processing time and labor.
Retained Rent Lift
? Additional annualized rent generated from escalators applied to all renewing units.
Total Annual Benefit
Cost Savings + Rent Increases
Stack costs
$10
20%
SaaS Fees
? Fixed platform access (Units × Fee × 12).
Commissions
? Success fees paid only on successful renewals.
Resident Rewards
? Cash back paid to residents. This is the "moat" that retains them.
Total Stack Cost
Net Cash Flow (NOI) Increase
per year, added to the bottom line
Cash ROI Payback
Total Building Valuation
Before
@ 5.00% Cap
After Stack
@ 4.50% Cap
+0% Value Created
Valuation assumes a standard 60% NOI margin on Gross Potential Rent. The "After" value reflects both the increase in Net Operating Income and the Cap Rate compression.