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Gross Rent Multiplier

GRM - a property valuation metric calculated by dividing the purchase price by the annual gross rental income. A $500,000 property generating $60,000/year in gross rent has a GRM of 8.3. Lower GRMs ge

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GRM - a property valuation metric calculated by dividing the purchase price by the annual gross rental income. A $500,000 property generating $60,000/year in gross rent has a GRM of 8.3. Lower GRMs generally indicate better value, though the metric doesn't account for operating expenses like Cap Rate does. See also NOI.

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