A report you can actually hand someone, not a screenshot.
Every analysis can be downloaded as a complete, professional PDF - the full numbers, a written verdict, and an investment score out of 100, ready to send to a partner, a client, or your own records.
What it does
A real verdict, not just numbers
Strong, Fair, or Weak, with an investment score out of 100 and an overall risk rating - the headline you actually want before you read the detail.
Every section the calculator produces, written out
Investment summary, mortgage breakdown, cash flow analysis, ROI, and capital growth projected across 1, 5, 10 and 20 years - the full picture, not a one-line summary.
Strengths, weaknesses, and an actual recommendation
Written out in plain English - what’s genuinely good about the deal, what to be cautious about, and a clear recommendation on whether it’s worth progressing.
A scored breakdown, not just a gut feeling
ROI, cash flow, net yield, deposit required, capital growth, monthly profit and risk level, each scored individually - so you can see exactly what’s driving the overall verdict.
How it works
Analyse the property as normal
Run it through the calculator with your real costs and financing, the same as any other deal.
Download the report
One click turns the full analysis into a formatted PDF - no re-entering anything, no separate tool.
Everything is already written out
The verdict, the score breakdown, the strengths and weaknesses, the recommendation - generated from the actual numbers, not a generic template with blanks filled in.
Send it, or keep it
Share it with a partner or client, attach it to an email, or simply keep a dated record of exactly what the numbers looked like when you made the decision.
Why it matters
Explaining a deal from memory loses the detail
A proper written report means you - or anyone you send it to - can actually review the reasoning later, not just remember a headline number.
Sourcing and portfolio work needs something to hand over
If you’re sourcing for a client or presenting to a partner, a real document carries far more weight than a figure quoted verbally.
A dated record is worth having
Keeping the actual report from when you analysed a property - not just the number you remember - is useful if you ever need to look back at what you knew at the time.
Analyse a property, then download the full report and see exactly what it produces.