Predictive Underwriting
Underwrite a BRRRR deal end to end. Acquisition, stabilization, and the refinance that recovers your capital. Every number updates live as you change the inputs.
Property
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Property
| Type | Total Units | Occupied | Current Rent ($) | Market Rent ($) | Beds | Baths | Sq Ft | |
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Acquisition + Financing
What is a cap rate?
A cap rate is a property's annual net operating income divided by its value or price. It lets you compare income producing properties on their own merits, independent of how each one is financed.
The math is objective, the rate is a judgment. Net operating income over value is fixed arithmetic. The rate you apply is a market judgment. It reflects what similar buildings are actually trading at in that specific market and asset class, and it moves with location, condition, tenant quality, and the interest rate environment.
It varies by asset class and by market. A stabilized multifamily building can trade at a different cap rate than a single tenant retail space or a value add rehab. Rates also differ by market, for example a primary metro versus a secondary or tertiary market. A rate that fits one deal can be wrong for another, so treat any example as illustrative and subject to your own market.
How to choose one. Ask a local commercial broker or appraiser what similar buildings actually trade at in your market and asset class. This tool never supplies a cap rate for you.
Note 1 and Note 2 rates are lender-side note terms that you enter yourself. They are a financing cost in this model, not a yield offered to you.
Stabilization
Refinance + Hold
Enter units and rents to score the deal
- Number of units
- Monthly rent per occupied unit
- Purchase price
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This tool is for educational and operator planning purposes only. It is not a loan commitment, an offer to lend, investment advice, or a guarantee of any outcome. All figures are estimates generated from the inputs you provide and do not reflect lender underwriting, appraised value, or actual market terms. Run every deal past your own counsel, lender, and accountant before acting.
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