Investment Analysis

Run the Numbers Like an Investor.

Cap rate, cash-on-cash, IRR, DSCR, the metrics that matter when you're buying income property. Built by an investor who uses these daily.

Leave at purchase price if no planned rehab

Deal Analysis Results

📥 Acquisition Summary

Purchase Price
Loan Amount
Down Payment
Closing Costs
Rehab Costs
Total Cash Invested

💵 Monthly Cash Flow

Gross Rent
Vacancy Loss
Effective Gross Income
Operating Expenses
Net Operating Income
Debt Service (mortgage)
Monthly Cash Flow

📊 Return Metrics

Cap Rate
Cash-on-Cash Return
Gross Rent Multiplier
DSCR Ratio
1% Rule (rent/price)
Break-even Occupancy

📈 Exit & IRR (Year 10)

Projected Sale Price
Selling Costs
Remaining Loan Balance
Equity at Sale
Total Cash Flow (hold period)
Levered IRR (est.)

Monthly Cash Flow Waterfall

Equity & Wealth Build-Up

Returns at a Glance

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Enter the same property under 3 different loan structures (different rates, down payments, loan types, or price points) and compare results side by side. Strategy C defaults to an IO (interest-only) loan for direct comparison.

Taxes + insurance + mgmt + reserves
Input
Strategy A
Strategy B
Strategy C
Acquisition
Offer / Purchase Price $
Down Payment %
Closing Costs %
Financing
Interest Rate %
Loan Term
Loan Type

Work backwards from your target returns to find the maximum you can pay and still hit your goals. Enter the property's financials and click Calculate, you'll see the max price for every key metric simultaneously.

Taxes + insurance + mgmt + reserves (fixed costs)

Override the default thresholds below, pick a metric, and get the exact max price for your specific goal.

Model a fix-and-flip deal from purchase through sale. Toggle between all-cash and hard money loan financing to see how leverage affects your returns.

Taxes, insurance, utilities, misc.
Agent commissions + title + fees
Used to calculate max purchase price

Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. Model each phase to see how much capital you recover at the refi and what your long-term cash flow looks like.

Typical HML: 75–90%
HML often funds 100% of rehab
% of total bridge loan (2–3 pts is typical)
Taxes, insurance, mgmt, reserves
Lenders typically allow 70–80%
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