FIJI Valuation

Know what your brokerage is worth.

FIJI Valuation helps residential real estate brokerage owners estimate their brokerage’s value using financial performance, adjusted EBITDA, and brokerage-specific value drivers.

Time to complete
~10 min
Built for
Brokerages
Confidential
Stays private

Valuation summary

Sample report

Est. value range

$1.05M$1.21M

Adjusted EBITDA

$400,000

Normalized

Multiple range

2.63x – 3.03x

Peer set

Confidence

High

Sample report

Agent Count

118 agents

Illustrative brokerage

What it does

What FIJI Valuation does

FIJI Valuation creates a structured value estimate for a residential real estate brokerage.

Step 01

Net income

$268,000

Before adjustments

Use cases

Who FIJI Valuation is for

FIJI Valuation is built for residential real estate brokerage owners who need a clear view of their business value before making an important decision.

01

Considering a sale

Understand your brokerage’s value before going to market.

02

Before buyer conversations

Understand your value before speaking with potential buyers.

03

Succession & planning

Prepare for succession, partnership changes, or other strategic planning decisions.

04

Planning your next move

Use a clear valuation baseline to understand where your brokerage stands and plan what comes next.

How it works

How FIJI Valuation works

FIJI Valuation turns your brokerage’s financial and operating information into a structured valuation baseline and an estimated value range.

01

Financial inputs

Start with your brokerage’s financial and operating information.

CompanyHarbor Realty
Net income$312,000
Owner comp$180,000
02

Normalize & analyze

FIJI normalizes earnings, develops adjusted EBITDA, and considers brokerage-specific risk factors.

Adjusted EBITDA

$400,000

Normalized earningsApplied

Risk factors reviewedBrokerage-specific

03

Valuation output

FIJI applies market and income-based valuation approaches to produce an estimated value range.

Estimated value range

$1.05M–$1.21M

Adjusted EBITDA$400,000

Multiple2.63x–3.03x

What we ask for

Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.

FIJI asks for the financial and operating information needed to establish an accurate valuation baseline, then applies structured adjustments to normalize earnings and reflect brokerage-specific factors.

01

Financial Information

Start with the core financials that establish your brokerage’s baseline.

  • Revenue & income
  • Profitability
  • Cash flow
  • Recent performance

From your Profit & Loss and key financial reports.

02

Operating & Brokerage Metrics

Add the operating metrics that help FIJI understand the business behind the numbers.

  • Agent count
  • Production & transactions
  • Retention
  • Brokerage mix
  • Market / MSA information

Context that drives performance and value.

03

Adjustments & Owner Factors

Normalize earnings by accounting for owner and business-specific adjustments.

  • Standard adjustments
  • Expense cleanup
  • Add-backs
  • Owner compensation
  • Pre-sale adjustments
  • Owner contribution

Refine earnings to reflect true business value.

Your inputs

Financials, metrics and owner factors

Normalized earnings

$400,000

Adjusted EBITDA

Estimated value range

$1.05M – $1.21M

Based on market & income approaches

We only ask for what’s essential. Your information is secure, private, and never shared.

Your report

A valuation you can understand and use.

See your estimated value range, how it was calculated, and the factors that can influence your brokerage’s value.

Estimated value range

$500K – $581K

Adj. EBITDA

$152,020

Multiple

3.00x–3.52x

Method

Market-Based

Based on the information provided and the current valuation assumptions.

What your report covers

How the value is calculated

  • Adjusted EBITDA

    Normalized earnings used as the foundation for the valuation.

  • Market multiples

    A range applied to Adjusted EBITDA to estimate business value.

  • Business factors

    Agent count, production, expenses, structure, and owner dependency.

  • Market conditions

    Current market conditions that influence the valuation range.

What you can do with it

  • Understand your estimated value

    See the valuation range produced from your financial inputs.

  • See how it was calculated

    Review the market-based approach, Adjusted EBITDA, and multiple range.

  • Identify value opportunities

    Find the business factors that can influence value and test scenarios.

What FIJI Valuation is not.

Read the valuation guide

Not an appraisal

FIJI does not provide certified appraisals or formal valuations.

Not a tax opinion

FIJI does not provide tax advice. Consult your tax advisor for tax implications.

Not a guarantee of price

Market conditions, buyer demand, deal structure, and due diligence can affect the final transaction price.

Not legal advice

FIJI does not provide legal advice. Consult your attorney for legal matters related to a transaction.

Not a financing opinion

FIJI does not assess financing availability or terms. Work with your lender to understand your options.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about FIJI Valuation before you get started.

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