Validate NOI
Use a consistent period and understand how vacancy, expenses and reserves affect the lender’s accepted NOI.
GUIDE & CHECKLIST
Debt yield divides annual property net operating income by the proposed loan amount. $150,000 NOI on a $1.5 million loan equals 10%.
Debt yield is annual property net operating income divided by loan amount. For example, $150,000 NOI divided by a $1.5 million loan is 10%. It is one way to view property leverage, alongside DSCR and LTV.
Use a consistent period and understand how vacancy, expenses and reserves affect the lender’s accepted NOI.
Debt yield reflects the relationship between property income and proposed debt without assuming a particular interest rate.
DSCR assesses payments; LTV assesses value. All three can point to different constraints.
Expected rent growth may not be credited the same way as signed leases and collections.
A current yield can weaken if a major tenant leaves or expenses rise.
When the property looks strong but a lender offers less debt than expected, the sizing method matters. Alliance reconciles net operating income and compares debt yield with coverage and value. You get a clearer explanation of what limits proceeds and which assumptions deserve attention.
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Explore ↗Educational guidance only. Requirements and calculations depend on the lender, program and transaction; this is not an approval or a lender-specific checklist.
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