Overview

An address goes in. The whole deal comes back, in an instant.

One report holds the deal end to end: whether it clears a lender’s line, where the money comes from and goes, the cash flow through the hold, and the financing and waterfall underneath. Every figure carries where it came from.

01

The verdict

Does the rent cover the loan at a lender’s coverage line (DSCR 1.20), in plain ink a client can read and defend.

02

Sources & uses

The full capital stack and cost build-up, every line tagged at its source.

03

P&L and cash flow

Effective gross income to NOI, then the levered cash flow through the hold, the refinance, and the exit.

04

Financing & waterfall

Permanent-loan sizing, the cash-out refinance, and the distribution waterfall through the promote.

Candor

A deal that doesn’t work says so. In plain language a client can read.

The report rules the way a lender would: no score to interpret, no hedge to decode. When a deal does not clear, it says why, in the same plain ink it uses when a deal does.

Every figure carries its receipt. Each value says whether it is a client fact, an assumption, or a modeled number, so a reviewer can trust it or challenge it on the spot. When the data is too thin to stand on, the report asks you to confirm rather than guessing.

Every figure declares itself
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Checked to the penny against an independent model before it ships.

A confident wrong number is worse than an honest confirm.

The method

Three steps to a defensible answer.

01

Address in

An address goes in. There is nothing else to fill out.

02

Sourced and checked

Comps, taxes, and rents are pulled and tagged at their source, and the math is checked to the penny against an independent model.

03

Ruled and delivered

The report rules the way a lender would and comes back whole, in an instant.

The invitation

See it on a real address.

Book a 20-minute demo. Bring a real address and we will run it live.