SampleThree-bed Briar Lane townhouse. Bought with cash, financed or as a BRRRR, the rent clears every test; cash ranks first. The inputs are fixed. Every figure is computed live by the same engine the app uses.

Verdict

620 Briar Lane

Tampa, FL · 3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,425 sqft

Buy & hold (cash) is the recommended strategy at this price.

Passes · Buy & hold (cash)Runner-up: Buy & hold (financed)Confidence 44/100Priced at Rental rehab

What this means for you

  • Buy & hold (cash) is the strongest strategy at this price.
  • A flip would make about $16,300 (7.5% ROI on cash) against a target of $25,500.
  • As a rental with the default loan it makes $597 a month (DSCR 1.58, cash-on-cash 11.6%).
  • A BRRRR refinance leaves $28,175 in the deal making $347 a month after the new loan.

Check before you offer

  1. Photo coverage is weak. Add photos of the areas still missing.

Confidence factors

  • Photo coverage · 35%18
    Add photos of the areas still missing.
  • Rehab range tightness · 25%70
  • ARV source quality · 25%50
  • Rent source quality · 15%50

Key numbers

Each strategy passes only when every line clears its target. Click any number to see how it was calculated.

Flip

Fails
Profit ≥ target
target ≥ $25,500
Profit at rehab-high > 0
target ≥ $0
ROI on cash
Project cost
Max allowable offer
$32,100 over

Works at $195,900 or less.

Buy & hold (financed)

Passes
Cash flow ≥ min/month
target ≥ $200
Cash-on-cash ≥ min
target ≥ 8.0%
DSCR ≥ min
target ≥ 1.25
NOI / year
All-in cost
Lender-style DSCR

Works at $232,100 or less.

Buy & hold (cash)Recommended

Passes
Cap rate on all-in ≥ min
target ≥ 7.0%
NOI / year
All-in cost

Works at $265,800 or less.

BRRRR

Passes
Cash left ≤ max % of all-in
target ≤ 20.0%
Post-refi DSCR ≥ min
target ≥ 1.20
Cash flow ≥ min/month
target ≥ $100
Cash left in deal

Works at $223,300 or less.

Wholesale

Fails
Spread ≥ fee target
target ≥ $10,000
Max contract price

Works at $162,900 or less.

What would change the call

Each row re-runs every strategy with one input stressed.

ScenarioRecommendationStrategies that change
Rehab +20%Unchanged—
ARV −5%Unchanged—
Rent −10%UnchangedBuy & hold (financed) passes → fails · BRRRR passes → fails
Loan rate +1 ptUnchangedBRRRR passes → fails
Hold +2 monthsUnchanged—

Scope of work

Rehab at Rental $5,091 (range $5,091–$7,325) · budget $5,600 with 10.0% contingency

AreaRental
Living room · 1$3,341
Replace worn carpet with durable LVPLiving room photo, no filePlanning allowance$3,341
Interior · 1$1,750
Touch-up and repaint high-traffic roomsno photoPlanning allowance$1,750
Total rehab$5,091

Assumptions

Starting points until confirmed. Change them per deal in Underwriting or for every deal in Settings.

Max offer, % of ARV
Default
70.0%
Rehab contingency
Default
10.0%
Buy closing, % of purchase
Default
2.0%
Sell costs, % of ARV
Default
8.0%
Flip hold
Set by you
12 months
Flip / BRRRR purchase financing
Default
All cash (ROI is on the full outlay)
Rental rehab period
Default
3 months
Rental loan
Default
25.0% down · 7.0% · 30 yr
Vacancy
Default
8.0%
Maintenance / CapEx
Default
8.0% / 5.0%
Management, % of collected rent
Default
10.0%
BRRRR refi
Default
75.0% LTV · 2.0% costs · 7.0% · 30 yr
Wholesale fee target
Default
$10,000
Inputs
ARV entered by you
purchase $205,000 · ARV $255,000 · rent $2,750/mo

Evidence

2 photos · 2 of 11 areas covered

Add photos of exterior, roof, kitchen, bedroom, hvac, water heater, electrical panel, basement or foundation, windows to raise confidence.

  • No photo file
    Living room
  • No photo file
    Bathroom

Estimates are for information only and are not financial, legal, or tax advice. Repair costs are planning figures from a cost book, not contractor bids. Verify every number with your contractor, lender, and advisors before making an offer.

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