“Property manager raises rent every quarter… if you can predict when those rent increases are going to happen, then that can help also with your pro forma and cash flow.”

Jason Williams · Ironclad Underwriting Podcast · Why Monthly Cash Flow Matters More Than Annual Averages

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Aligns rent-increase schedule (quarterly) with month-to-month pro-forma to improve cash-flow forecasting

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