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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 & Revenue

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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.

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How the Deal Analyzer Works

01

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 the Analyzer Calculates

From price, rent, expenses, financing, and a hold period it builds a year-by-year projection and reports year-one coverage and yield plus hold-period returns. The year-one math is simple. In these formulas r is the monthly rate and n the number of monthly payments.

NOI = Effective Gross Income − Operating Expenses (EGI = Rent × (1 − Vacancy))Cap Rate = Year-1 NOI ÷ Purchase PriceAnnual Debt Service = 12 × Loan × r × (1 + r)^n ÷ ((1 + r)^n − 1)DSCR = NOI ÷ Annual Debt ServiceCash-on-Cash = (NOI − Debt Service) ÷ Equity InvestedEquity Multiple = (Total Cash Flow + Net Sale Proceeds) ÷ Equity Invested

IRR is solved from the full cash-flow series: your equity out on day one, annual cash flow after debt service, and net sale proceeds in the final year. Sale value is that year's NOI divided by an exit cap rate, which is the entry cap rate plus the exit cap spread you choose, less 3% selling costs and the loan payoff.

Worked Example: A $1,000,000 NNN Property

Hypothetical numbers for illustration, not a quote or a forecast. The assumptions:

  • →Purchase price $1,000,000, annual NNN rent $60,000, 0% vacancy, tenant pays all operating expenses so NOI equals rent
  • →25% down ($250,000), 6.75% rate, 30-year amortization, so the loan is $750,000
  • →Closing costs $15,000 and a 1.0% loan fee ($7,500), so equity invested is $272,500
Year-1 NOI and cap rate$60,000 and 6.00%
Annual debt service$58,374
DSCR ($60,000 ÷ $58,374)1.03×
Year-1 cash flow after debt service$1,626
Year-1 cash-on-cash ($1,626 ÷ $272,500)0.6%

This deal shows negative leverage: a 6.00% cap rate bought with 6.75% debt leaves almost nothing after the loan payment, and 1.03× is well under the 1.25× many lenders look for. Hold-period IRR and equity multiple depend on rent growth and the exit cap, so run them in the tool with your own assumptions.

Inputs and Limits

  • Rent, vacancy, and expenses

    NNN mode treats operating expenses as zero because the tenant pays them. Use the multifamily or other mode, with real tax, insurance, repair, and management figures, when the landlord carries any of those costs. Rent growth is applied to NOI each year.

  • Financing

    A single fixed-rate, fully amortizing loan. Interest-only periods, rate resets, prepayment penalties, and loan assumptions are not modeled.

  • Exit assumptions

    Sale price is the exit-year NOI divided by the exit cap. Selling costs are fixed at 3%. Small changes in the exit cap spread swing IRR and equity multiple more than almost any other input, so test a range.

  • Taxes and capital items

    Income tax, depreciation, 1031 exchange effects, tenant improvements, leasing commissions, and capital reserves are not included. Results are pre-tax estimates.

  • Star ratings

    The grades are fixed thresholds for IRR, DSCR, cash-on-cash, and equity multiple. They are a quick screen, not a verdict, and lenders and investors use different cutoffs.

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.

Investment Math

IRR vs Cash-on-Cash vs Equity Multiple

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