Does it cash flow?
See the income left after the operating assumptions instead of relying on the seller's headline number.
Self-serve diagnostic
Put in the basics. Know whether it deserves another hour of your time.
Free Deal Napkin
Seven asset classes, the assumptions, five steps, and a worked deal. Enough to know whether the deal deserves another hour.
Deal Napkin
First-pass underwriting
Purchase price
$750,000
Monthly rent
$3,500
Vacancy
5%
Operating expenses
42%
Price the math supports
$700,000
Seller asks
$750,000
Change an assumption. See what moves. Decide what deserves a deeper look.
That is the whole result. Nothing was booked, nobody was notified, and no one is going to chase you about it.
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What the napkin answers
See the income left after the operating assumptions instead of relying on the seller's headline number.
Turn rent into effective income, NOI, and a value you can explain line by line.
Change the assumption that matters and immediately see what it does to the price.
The useful question
The point of the napkin is not to predict the future. It is to expose which assumption is carrying the deal before you spend hours underwriting it.
Seller's price
$750,000
Price the math supports
$700,000
One assumption
Changes
Your next move
Gets clearer
You need enough clarity to know whether this deal deserves another hour of your time.
Get the Deal NapkinBallpark assumptions, not comparable sales. This is not investment advice.