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Income, evidence, financing and readiness.
Understand the income behind the rating.
Comparable rentals · review and select evidence
These fictional rentals illustrate how similar bedrooms, guest capacity, nightly rates and occupancy support an income assumption. Selecting a sample marks it for review; it does not recalculate or verify income.
Income methodology and supporting evidence
Market projections are estimates, not documented operating history. A long-term rental uses lease income; a short-term rental may use projections or operating records as permitted by the lender. Comparable selection alone does not establish qualifying rent. Appraisal, rent schedules and lender review remain necessary.
The score combines income, evidence, financing and readiness. It is an educational screening indicator, not an approval.
How should this purchase be financed?
- Cash required
- $168,828
- Loan amount
- $512,000
- Estimated rate
- 7.375%
- PITIA + HOA
- $4,671/mo
- Actual DSCR
- 1.62x
- Rent needed
- $4,671/mo
- Monthly cash flow
- $561
- Cash required
- $198,213
- Loan amount
- $480,000
- Estimated rate
- 7.125%
- PITIA + HOA
- $4,369/mo
- Actual DSCR
- 1.74x
- Rent needed
- $4,369/mo
- Monthly cash flow
- $864
- Cash required
- $227,893
- Loan amount
- $448,000
- Estimated rate
- 7.000%
- PITIA + HOA
- $4,116/mo
- Actual DSCR
- 1.84x
- Rent needed
- $4,116/mo
- Monthly cash flow
- $1,117
Compare customer-facing tradeoffs.
- Points
- 2.0
- Prepayment
- 5-year declining
- Illustrative payment
- $3,007/mo
- Points
- 0.0
- Prepayment
- 5-year declining
- Illustrative payment
- $3,234/mo
- Points
- 0.0
- Prepayment
- 3-year declining
- Illustrative payment
- $3,347/mo
Financing methodology and assumptions
Displayed DSCR uses gross qualifying monthly rent divided by principal, interest, taxes, insurance and HOA. Monthly cash flow separately deducts the sample operating expense allowance and housing cost. Cash required and cash out are estimates; lender fees, appraisal and current eligibility require confirmation.
Rate tradeoffs are fictional illustrations, not live offers or rate locks. The illustrative payment is a simplified comparison, not a final amortization quote.
Review the decision and choose what happens next.
Concerns and ways to improve
Add documented history or stronger third-party evidence.
Sample Family Property LLC
One shared view of the property, selected financing package, open questions and reviewer status.
Who can review the decision?
Reviewing capital contribution
Comment added
Purchase questions open
Revenue assumptions reviewed
Tax questions for separate review
Liquidity questions open
Ownership questions open