See the numbers.
Then test the assumptions.
Explore a fictional two-unit rental before scanning a real property. Every number below is an editable example—not a listing, appraisal, live rent estimate or verified property record.
Your sample assumptions
Rent and expenses are for the whole two-unit property. The loan is fixed-rate and fully amortizing.
Your sample report
Illustrative inputs only · no property has been identified.
Meeting a sample target does not establish that a real property is a good purchase. Actual records, financing, condition and costs need verification.
Follow the monthly calculation
NOI = income after vacancy − operating expenses.
Cash flow = NOI − capital reserve − loan payments.
What could change the result?
Hypothetical stress tests, not forecasts. Reserve and financing stay unchanged.
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Know what is—and is not—evidence
Property identity
This is a fictional example. There is no address, parcel match, owner or verified unit count behind it.
Value and rent
Purchase price and rent are your sample inputs. They are not market estimates, county assessments or comparable-property observations.
Before a real decision
Confirm the parcel and units, obtain current leases and expense records, check financing, and assess repairs and condition.
The sample does not copy its assumptions into your saved deals or overwrite another analysis.