NOI ENGINE
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Analytics and automation for multifamily owner-operators

One lease signed over the rent cap costs more than a year of this.

Hours are the baseline. The catches are the point. NOI Engine watches every lease event, every notice window, every stalled turn and every covenant test, and it tells a named human before the money is gone. Your people approve anything that leaves the building.

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Any one of these pays for the platform.

Every figure below is modeled from a published methodology you are welcome to audit line by line. None of it is a guarantee, and none of it is borrowed from someone else's case study.

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One over-cap lease

On an attainable or HUD book, a single lease signed above the AMI cap costs more than a year of NOI Engine. Checked on every lease event, not at audit time.

Nightly
02

One missed notice window

A vendor contract that auto-renews because a 90-day window slipped is a five-figure miss. Every window carries a countdown and an owner.

Daily
03

One bleeding unit

"This unit has cost you $3,400 so far." Every stalled turn is priced per day and ranked before Monday, so the conversation starts with the number.

Per turn
04

One covenant surprise

DSCR headroom projected 60 to 90 days ahead of the test date. You see a breach coming while there is still time to act on it.

Weekly

What it will never do, in writing. No collections dunning or eviction documents. No handling of resident income files. No unattended sends, ever. No writes to your system of record without a separately signed phase. These are contract exclusions, not marketing copy.

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