Gross rent multiplier (GRM)

National Real Estate Exam Glossary

A quick valuation factor relating a property's price to its rent: GRM = Price ÷ Monthly Rent, so Value = GRM × Monthly Rent. A gross income multiplier (GIM) uses annual income instead. The GRM is a screening shortcut, less rigorous than a full income-approach capitalization.

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