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From Property Address to Investment Decision.

The same five steps a professional underwriter would follow, applied identically to every property you analyze.

  1. Step 01

    Enter Property

    Start with an address, a listing, or your own numbers. You can override any input at any point — the model never hides an assumption from you.

    • Address or listing details
    • Optional document upload
    • Your financing terms
  2. Step 02

    AI Research

    The property, market, comparable sales, rental comps and neighbourhood context are assembled into a structured brief, with each figure labelled as document-sourced, data-sourced or modelled.

    • Comparable sales and rental comps
    • Submarket and neighbourhood context
    • Source and date on every figure
  3. Step 03

    Underwrite

    A line-by-line expense build produces NOI, then valuation, financing and returns: cap rate, cash flow, DSCR, cash-on-cash, IRR and ROI.

    • Vacancy and capital reserve included
    • Three valuation approaches reconciled
    • Financing with renewal assumptions
  4. Step 04

    Stress Test

    Bull, base, bear and worst-case scenarios move rent, vacancy, expenses, interest rates and exit value, showing which single input breaks the deal first.

    • Four standard scenarios
    • Break-even threshold per input
    • Renewal rate sensitivity
  5. Step 05

    Make the Decision

    You get a deal score, fair value range, maximum offer, expected returns, the biggest risks and opportunities, and a BUY / NEGOTIATE / PASS recommendation with its reasoning written out.

    • Maximum offer with binding constraint
    • Risk register with severity
    • Written rationale you can challenge

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PropertyEdge provides analysis and estimates for informational purposes only. It is not investment, tax, legal or appraisal advice, and no return or investment outcome is guaranteed. Estimates are modelled from the assumptions shown and must be verified against leases, inspections, tax bills and municipal records before you make an offer.