Financial Inputs
Establish the financial baseline with recent company financials and operating information.
FIJI Valuation
Estimate what your residential brokerage may be worth using financial inputs, adjusted EBITDA, and brokerage-specific value drivers — a clearer starting point before a sale, succession, or next-step planning.
FIJI Valuation
FIJI Valuation creates a structured value estimate for a residential real estate brokerage.
Instead of relying on revenue alone, agent count alone, or a generic valuation multiple, FIJI organizes the financial and operating information that matters most to brokerage value.
The valuation process starts with owner-provided financials and operating data, normalizes earnings, develops adjusted EBITDA, and applies valuation methods that reflect both market evidence and the risk profile of the brokerage.
The result gives the owner a planning-oriented view of value and a stronger foundation for next-step decisions.
Built for residential real estate brokerage owners who need a clearer view of value before their next decision.
Brokerage owners considering a sale in the near or medium term
Owners who want to understand value before speaking with potential buyers
Brokerage leaders preparing for succession, partnership changes, or strategic planning
Owners who want a baseline before using FIJI Insights to model improvement scenarios
Explore FIJI InsightsA clear, approachable process from financial baseline to a planning-oriented value output.
Establish the financial baseline with recent company financials and operating information.
Normalize earnings, develop adjusted EBITDA, and consider brokerage-specific risk factors.
Apply market and income-based approaches to produce a planning-oriented value output.
Owners should be prepared to provide or reference the following information.
Before you start
Gather the key financial and operating information that informs your valuation baseline.
The valuation result
The output should be treated as a planning estimate, not a guaranteed sale price.
It helps an owner understand what the brokerage may be worth based on the information entered and the assumptions used.
A final transaction price can differ based on:
It is intended to help brokerage owners understand value for planning and strategic decision-making.
A certified appraisal
A tax opinion
A guarantee of what a buyer will pay
A legal opinion
A financing opinion
It is intended to help brokerage owners understand value for planning and strategic decision-making.
A certified appraisal
A tax opinion
A guarantee of what a buyer will pay
A legal opinion
A financing opinion
Methodology
A high-level view of the inputs and approaches behind a planning-oriented valuation estimate — not a proprietary formula disclosure.
Comparable transaction context
Ongoing earnings power
Value from earnings
Operating risk profile
Valuation output
A structured baseline informed by financial performance, market evidence, income methods, and brokerage-specific factors.
FIJI Valuation FAQ
Quick answers about FIJI Valuation before you get started.
FIJI Valuation FAQ
Quick answers about FIJI Valuation before you get started.
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