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Deal Analyzer

Run the numbers on any property. Pull a rent estimate for an address, adjust the assumptions to match your real financing, and see gross yield, cap rate, and cash-on-cash return update live.

Property

Financing & Assumptions

Down payment20.0%
Interest rate6.8%
Loan term30 yrs
Closing costs2.5%
Property tax (annual)1.0%
Insurance (annual $)$1,400
Vacancy5.0%
Maintenance8.0%
Property management8.0%
HOA (monthly $)$0

0.0%

Gross Yield

-1.5%

Cap Rate

-34.2%

Cash on Cash

-0.24

DSCR

Monthly cash flow

Gross rent
$0
Mortgage (P&I)
-$1,557
Property tax
-$250
Insurance
-$117
Vacancy reserve
-$0
Maintenance reserve
-$0
Management
-$0
HOA
-$0
Net monthly cash flow
-$1,923

Financing

Down payment
$60,000
Loan amount
$240,000
Closing costs
$7,500
Total cash invested
$67,500

Estimates only, not a loan offer or investment advice. The default rent estimate is a free, unlimited Census ACS ZIP-level median -- a real number, just less precise than an address-level comp. Verify against real comps before deciding.

Compare Strategies

What else could this property do?

Same purchase price, same monthly rent above -- run it as a short-term rental, a flip, a BRRRR, or with an ADU added, and see which use actually performs best. All math runs client-side from the numbers you enter; nothing here is AI-generated.

Best rental strategy (by cash-on-cash return)

Short-term rental — 5.4% cash-on-cash

Compares long-term, short-term, and BRRRR (post-refinance) as ongoing annual returns. Flip and ADU are shown separately below -- a one-time profit margin and a payback period aren't on the same scale as an annual cash-on-cash return, so forcing them into this comparison would overstate the model's precision.

Buildability (whether an ADU/DADU is actually allowed on this lot) isn't checked here -- confirm zoning, setbacks, lot coverage, and sewer/septic capacity for the address in the Neighborhood Analyzer before budgeting a construction cost. ARV, rehab, and refinance figures are your own estimates, not appraisals -- verify with a contractor and lender before acting on them.

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