Build a rental portfolio that holds up
Run the numbers the way an experienced investor would, before the second property turns a good year into a bad decade.
- What the deal looks like with a vacancy, a rate change, and one large repair in the same year.
- Whether the returns come from cash flow, appreciation, or leverage — they carry different risks.
- How much of your time each additional property actually costs you.
- The deal modelled with the assumptions that usually break
- What your existing properties are really returning
- Where the portfolio is most exposed
Investors past their first property, or about to buy it with borrowed money.
The spreadsheet works until a vacancy, a rate change, or a roof arrives at the same time.
It's the shortest honest path from where you are to a decision you can act on — 5 guided steps, one report at the end.
- The deal modelled with the assumptions that usually break
- What your existing properties are really returning
- Where the portfolio is most exposed
- Whether the next purchase should happen now or later
Every report follows the same structure: executive summary, situation overview, key findings, prioritized recommendations, an action plan, and the next best improvement. Yours to export and keep.
What actually matters here
These are the things worth being honest about before you decide. The recommendation you receive weighs each of them against your situation.
- What the deal looks like with a vacancy, a rate change, and one large repair in the same year.
- Whether the returns come from cash flow, appreciation, or leverage — they carry different risks.
- How much of your time each additional property actually costs you.
- What happens to the portfolio if you cannot refinance when you planned to.
What this uses
The decision paths behind this situation. You can read what each one covers before you start.
What happens next
- 01You describe the situation
A few plain questions — no forms to decode, no jargon.
- 02We work it through
5 guided steps, each one building on the last.
- 03You leave with a plan
A polished report, a recommendation, and one clear next step.
Stress-tested against vacancy, rate, and repair assumptions rather than best-case arithmetic. Not investment advice.
Private by design — your inputs stay yours. Your first three reports are free.
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