Find properties for sale, then underwrite the deal
The mid-term rental property analyzer underwrites one address. Browse live for-sale listings in any market with estimated mid-term revenue and demand-driver proximity baked in, then hand any address to the Property Analyzer: cap rate, cash-on-cash, DSCR, and an MTR vs LTR premium calculation.
- For-sale listings with price, beds, baths, square footage, year built, and days on market
- Estimated monthly MTR revenue per property, based on real local comparables
- Full underwriting: cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash, DSCR, NOI, and MTR vs LTR premium
- Map view and filters, with a one-click jump from any listing into the analysis
Shop with the revenue already attached
The usual acquisition loop is: find a listing on a portal, alt-tab to a rent estimator built for a different rental strategy, squint, repeat. Here the loop is one screen: every for-sale listing carries an estimated monthly MTR revenue derived from real local 30+ night comparables, plus its position relative to the market's demand drivers, so you can dismiss the losers without leaving the map.
An underwrite built for monthly stays
Generic rental calculators treat revenue as rent times twelve. A mid-term underwrite has to handle furnished-monthly realities: an AMR grounded in comps, occupancy that reflects placement gaps between tenants, utilities and furnishing in the expense stack, and, crucially, the MTR vs LTR premium, how much more the property earns furnished-monthly versus a standard lease, since that spread is the reason to run the strategy at all.
The Property Analyzer computes cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash, DSCR, and NOI with those inputs exposed, so you can stress-test the deal by changing assumptions, not by rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Property Analyzer FAQ
What metrics does the Property Analyzer compute?
Monthly cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, DSCR, and NOI, plus the MTR vs LTR premium comparing furnished monthly revenue to a standard long-term lease for the same address.
Can I analyze a property that is not for sale?
Yes. Enter any U.S. address. The for-sale browse is a convenience for acquisitions; the underwriting engine works on any property you give it.