Frontiers · Residential Properties · Stress tests
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Compare rental pressures and project overruns or delays against your current property assumptions.
| Scenario | Year 1 investor CF | Investor IRR | Investor NPV | Change in NPV | Assumption |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base case | -$2,017 | 4.2% | -$51,040 | $0 | Current assumptions |
| Occupancy −10 points | -$4,662 | 2.6% | -$65,607 | -$14,567 | Revenue loss; variable costs adjust |
| Borrowing rate +2 points | -$5,566 | 1.7% | -$72,704 | -$21,664 | Loan repriced from inception |
| Insurance +50% | -$2,929 | 3.6% | -$56,063 | -$5,023 | Annual premium increase |
| Weaker exit | -$2,017 | -2.2% | -$90,263 | -$39,222 | Appreciation −3 points |
| Combined downside | -$5,777 | -5.9% | -$117,272 | -$66,231 | Occupancy, growth, insurance and exit |
First-year investor cash flow. Values at input bounds may repeat.
| Occupancy ↓ · Rate → | 5.5% | 6.5% | 7.5% | 8.5% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 80.0% | -$4,317 | -$5,985 | -$7,727 | -$9,535 |
| 90.0% | -$1,671 | -$3,340 | -$5,081 | -$6,889 |
| 100.0% | $975 | -$694 | -$2,435 | -$4,243 |
| 100.0% | $975 | -$694 | -$2,435 | -$4,243 |
Seasonality, if enabled, applies to each base occupancy setting. Rate stress reprices the loan from inception.
Vacancy and repairs can arrive at the same time. A slower sale can mean additional interest and a lower disposal price.
Check whether you can fund the negative months. Then assess the terminal value and the strength of the legal claim.
The model assumes all required contributions are available. It does not simulate default, foreclosure or forced-sale timing.
| Scenario | Months | Investor profit | Annualised IRR | Investor NPV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base project | 10 | $37,829 | 30.4% | $16,800 |
| Works +15% | 10 | $22,428 | 17.3% | $2,623 |
| Sale delayed 6 months | 16 | $22,454 | 9.8% | -$10,038 |
| Exit value −10% | 10 | -$4,921 | -3.8% | -$21,250 |
| Combined project downside | 16 | -$36,068 | -15.6% | -$59,568 |
Stresses are capped at supported input bounds. Additional sales delay incurs monthly holding and administration costs and loan interest; it adds no extra construction work.
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