Deal Score
Cross-checks entry price, market value and the cost of the operation. Above 70 the deal enters serious-analysis range.
Sample Report
This is exactly what you get when an analysis finishes.
01WHAT IT INCLUDES
What the report includes
Every analysis produces a structured document, exportable to PDF and JSON, with everything needed to decide.
- Deal Score from 0 to 100 and data quality (DQI)
- Valuation: entry price, market value and margin
- Cadastre, planning and market-depth data
- Taxation for the relevant region
- Legal and physical risks flagged by the AI
- Exit strategy and investor fit
82Deal Score91DQI · qualityPDFJSONREO · Valencia · ref. 4011112MT
Price ladder
- 1 · Opening offer138.000 €
- 2 · Target offer152.000 €
- 3 · Maximum price167.500 €
Market value198.500 €
Expected margin+18,5 %
Annualised IRR12,8 %
Example figures. In a real report every data point states its source and date.
02THE THREE INDICES
Three numbers and what each one watches
The report reads top to bottom: first whether the deal deserves your time, then how much you can trust what you are reading, and finally what could go wrong.
DQI
Measures how much of the valuation comes from official sources rather than estimation. A high Deal Score with a low DQI calls for manual checking.
DRS
Aggregates registry charges, occupancy status, physical condition and neighbourhood risks. Here, low is good.
03TRACEABILITY
Where every figure comes from
No number in the report appears without an origin. These are the sources every analysis cross-checks.
- Cadastre and urban planning
- Land Registry
- BOE judicial auctions
- INE market data
- Real-estate portals
- Regional taxation
04HOW TO READ IT
How to read it
Start with the Deal Score to place the deal, check the DQI to know how much to trust the data, and drill into sources only if the result interests you. Every figure states where it comes from.