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GREENKEY / PERFORMANCE & INSIGHT

Property performance & cash

FICTIONAL SAMPLE
Example period 6 · Management viewSix-period trend · Agreed measures
Occupancy94.2%+0.6 percentage points vs. comparison
Net operating income$86,500+$3,300 vs. comparison
Vacancy loss$7,200−$1,300 vs. comparison
Cash after debt service$18,400+$1,300 vs. comparison
Net operating incomeFictional periods · full value scale
Period 1: $72,400; Period 2: $75,600; Period 3: $78,100; Period 4: $79,800; Period 5: $83,200; Period 6: $86,500. These are fictional figures.$0k$43k$87kP1P2P3P4P5P6
Property-level detail · fictional names and figures
Illustrative propertyOccupied / unitsNOINet cash movement
Harbor Place95 / 100$32,500$7,900
Palm Grove76 / 80$28,400$6,600
Magnolia Court55 / 60$25,600$3,900
Portfolio226 / 240$86,500$18,400
01 / EXPLANATION

Read the measures together.

226 occupied units out of 240 give 94.2% occupancy. Portfolio NOI totals $86,500. The $18,400 cash measure is after operating payments, debt service, and capital spending in this example.

02 / FOLLOW-UP

A practical next question.

Review Magnolia Court’s vacancy exposure and confirm supporting schedules before interpreting property cash movement.

Fictional figures, names, and commentary. A sample format, not client results, forecasts, targets, or industry benchmarks. Reporting depends on agreed scope and reliable source data.

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