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Institutional-grade underwriting in seconds. Score any commercial NNN, multifamily, or SFR rental deal with the same metrics used by professional investors — IRR, DSCR, cash-on-cash, equity multiple, and full sensitivity analysis.

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Property Type

Property & Revenue

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Financing

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Hold Period & Exit

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When you sell, will the market be hotter, the same, or cooler than today? This determines your exit cap rate and sale price.

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Your entrance cap rate8.00%
Spread at exit+0.50%
Exit cap rate8.50%

Conservative — you assume the market cools and buyers pay less per dollar of income. This is the safer assumption most lenders and institutional investors use.

Overall Deal Grade

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IRR

13.89%

Strong return

DSCR

1.37x

Strong coverage

Cash-on-Cash

10.72%

Excellent cash yield

Equity Multiple

2.81x

Doubled your equity

Cash Flow Analysis

NOI vs Debt Service vs Cash Flow by year

Equity Buildup

How your equity grows: loan paydown + cash flow + appreciation

Rent Schedule

Annual NOI growth over hold period

Loan Paydown

Remaining loan balance over hold period

Income & NOI

Year 1 EGI
$80,000
Year 1 OPEX
$0
Year 1 NOI
$80,000
Entrance Cap Rate
8.00%
Yield on Cost
8.00%
10-Yr Total NOI
$875,978

Financing

Purchase Price
$1,000,000
Down Payment
$250,000
Total Equity Invested
$272,500
Loan Amount
$750,000
Monthly Payment
$4,864
Annual Debt Service
$58,374
DSCR
1.37x

Exit & Returns

Exit Cap Rate
8.50%
Exit Year NOI
$97,520
Exit Value
$1,147,289
Selling Costs (3%)
$34,419
Loan Payoff
$639,757
Net Sale Proceeds
$473,113
Total Profit
$765,352

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Benchmark Comparison

MetricYour DealBenchmarkStatusInsight
IRR13.89%> 12% strongPASSStrong annualized return
DSCR1.37x> 1.25x lender minPASSMeets lender requirements
Cash-on-Cash10.72%> 6% targetPASSGood annual cash yield
Equity Multiple2.81x> 2.0x strongPASSDoubled equity or better
Yield on Cost vs Exit Cap8.00%8.50% exit capWATCHBuying above exit cap — assumes compression

Sensitivity Matrix

Exit value at different cap rate and NOI growth combinations

Exit Cap / Growth0% Growth1% Growth2% Growth3% Growth4% Growth
7.00%$1,142,857$1,262,425$1,393,136$1,535,904$1,691,708
7.50%$1,066,667$1,178,264$1,300,261$1,433,511$1,578,927
8.00%$1,000,000$1,104,622$1,218,994$1,343,916$1,480,244
8.50%$941,176$1,039,644$1,147,289$1,264,862$1,393,171
9.00%$888,889$981,886$1,083,551$1,194,592$1,315,773

Green = exit value exceeds purchase price. Red = exit value below purchase price.

Year-by-Year Cash Flows

Metric Glossary

IRR

Internal Rate of Return — the annualized return on every dollar you invest, accounting for timing of cash flows.

Equity Multiple

Total money returned divided by total money invested. 2.0x = you doubled your money.

Cash-on-Cash

Annual cash flow as a percentage of your invested equity. Measures what the property pays you now.

DSCR

Debt Service Coverage Ratio — how many times NOI covers the mortgage. Lenders require 1.25x minimum.

Cap Rate

NOI divided by property value. The return assuming all-cash purchase. Lower cap = higher price.

NOI

Net Operating Income — rent minus operating expenses, before mortgage payments.

Yield on Cost

Year 1 NOI divided by purchase price. The cap rate you created for yourself as a buyer.

Exit Cap

The assumed cap rate when you sell. Higher exit cap = lower sale price (conservative).

For informational and educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Consult a licensed professional before making investment decisions.

Estimates only — for informational and educational use. Not investment, tax, legal, or accounting advice. Outputs depend entirely on the inputs you provide and are not a guarantee of future performance. Verify any deal with your CPA, attorney, and lender. See our Terms of Service.

How the Deal Analyzer Works

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Enter Your Deal

Input the purchase price, rent, financing terms, and hold period. Choose from commercial NNN, multifamily, or single-family rental property types.

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Get Instant Analysis

The calculator runs a full underwriting analysis — computing IRR, DSCR, cash-on-cash return, equity multiple, year-by-year cash flows, and exit valuation in real time.

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Score & Compare

Every deal gets a letter grade and star ratings across four key metrics. Traffic-light benchmarks show exactly where the deal passes or falls short. Use the sensitivity matrix to stress-test your assumptions.

What Makes a Good Deal?

MetricWhat It MeasuresTarget
IRRAnnualized return on equity, timing-adjusted> 12% strong, > 8% acceptable
Equity MultipleTotal returned / total invested> 2.0x excellent, > 1.5x good
Cash-on-CashAnnual cash flow / equity invested> 8% strong, > 5% acceptable
DSCRNOI / annual mortgage payment> 1.25 lender min, > 1.35 preferred
Cap RateNOI / property value (no debt)Market-dependent — know your submarket
Yield on CostYear 1 NOI / purchase priceShould beat your target cap rate
NOIRent minus operating expensesMust exceed annual debt service

Click any metric name above for a deeper explanation in our CRE Glossary.

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