The operator's tool

The Boston Investor Deal Analyzer.

Paste in any rental’s numbers and see what it actually pays you — cap rate, cash-on-cash, real cash flow, and what a lender will think. The same math our operators run before every offer.

Your numbers

Be pessimistic on vacancy and repairs. The deal should still work.

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Adjust the inputs and the deal updates live.
Monthly cash flow
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per year —
Cash-on-cash
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return on your invested cash
Cap rate
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all-cash yield
DSCR ⓘ
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lenders want 1.2+
Cash invested (down + closing + repairs)—
Loan amount—
Effective gross income (after vacancy)—
Operating costs—
NOI — the building’s paycheck—
Mortgage (P&I), per year—
Annual cash flow—
1% rule: — GRM: — Monthly P&I: —
Remember: cash flow is only one of the four ways this pays you. In Boston it is often thin on purpose — the real return hides in appreciation, loan paydown by your tenant, and tax benefits. A modest cash-on-cash here can still be a strong deal once you add the other three. That is Chapter 1 of the Field Guide.

Bring one deal. We’ll run all of it with you.

This tool does the cash-flow math. An operator does the rest — the reno budget priced by our GC, the real operating costs from 1,500 doors, and where the tax moves fit. Twenty minutes, no pitch.

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