Dealarc helps investors look past a single ROI figure and understand how cash flow, NOI, debt coverage, and future exit assumptions combine into the real return profile of a rental property.
Year-one cash on cash return helps you see what the deal is doing right away.
NOI and DSCR help you understand whether the income can support financing and volatility.
IRR and sale assumptions matter when the investment thesis depends on future value creation.
Simple ROI calculators can be directionally helpful, but buy-and-hold investors usually need a richer model. Dealarc is built around that broader view, so buyers can see both current income and long-term value creation.
It is the return on invested capital based on income, expenses, financing, and eventual exit assumptions.
NOI, cash on cash return, DSCR, and IRR usually provide a much stronger view of deal quality than a single ROI percentage alone.
Yes. A deal may look attractive on paper over the full hold while still producing thin or unstable current cash flow.