Deal Summary
Start with Executive Summary to see cash needed and core returns for this Long-Term Rental plan. Then review Performance Highlights and Assumptions to understand what is driving the numbers. These are projections based on your inputs, so edit your deal assumptions and regenerate anytime.
Cash to Close
$63,555
Total Cash Invested
$353,131.75
Monthly Cash Flow
-$2,127.64
ROI
-45.23%
IRR
-10.27%
DSCR
-0.43
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Before income tax • modeled reserves included • estimates, not guarantees.
Where the monthly money goes
Placement fee is not included in returns. Add any leasing cost to your expense plan before relying on this result.
Check assumptions — estimates remain
- Property tax: estimated from the tax-rate assumption. Confirm the post-purchase bill.
- Insurance: estimated from the insurance-rate assumption. Get a property-specific quote.
- Income, vacancy, repairs, management and reserves are your assumptions or starting defaults. Check each in Build. A zero cost is not proof it does not apply.
- Listing links suggest a name only. They do not import verified prices, rents or expenses.
- HELOC amount means money actually drawn, not the available credit limit.
Goals and actual results
- Monthly cash-flow goal
- Actual: -$2,127.64; Goal: $0.00; Below goal
- Debt-coverage goal (DSCR)
- Actual: -0.43; Goal: 1.00; Below goal
- Cash-on-cash goal
- Actual: -28.8%; Goal: 0.0%; Below goal
What if income or costs change?
Understand the 10-year return
Operating cash is after debt payments. Principal repaid and appreciation build equity, not spendable income. The final row reconciles acquisition, sale and other project costs; these are not independent sources of guaranteed profit.
- 10-year total return
- -45.2% — modeled profit divided by all cash contributed.
- Annualized return (IRR)
- -10.3% — annualized using the dates of cash contributions and distributions; not yearly average profit.
- Cap rate basis
- Annual NOI divided by acquisition price or owned-property basis. Reserves follow the modeled expense assumptions.
- Cash-on-cash basis
- Annual modeled cash flow divided by the strategy’s initial cash investment. If the denominator is zero, do not interpret a displayed 0% as a measured return.