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Results explanation

Immediate understanding

“What does it mean, concretely?”

This page turns your indicators into actionable explanations: why a result is good (or bad), which parameters dominate, and which decisions become logical (adjust, negotiate, walk away, optimize).


Exit
Clear explanation
without unnecessary jargon
Diagnosis
Dominant cause
what “weighs” the most
Action
Next step
optimize / negotiate / stop
Demo mode
The examples below are UX templates. Connect them to your simulation data (cashflow, cap rate, debt), and later to Quebec data (taxes, roll, market).

What the AI explains (structure)

A good explanation is always structured: observationcauseimpactaction.

1) Observation
The result is below the target threshold
e.g., negative cashflow / low robustness
2) Dominant cause
Mortgage payment absorbs the margin
e.g., rate + price + amortization
3) Impact
Stress test +1% = monthly deficit
cashflow risk
4) Action
Negotiate price / adjust down payment / optimize income
ranked priorities

Sample questions (copy-paste)

Decision-oriented questions, not “theoretical” ones.

 

Why is my cashflow negative?

Break down income vs expenses vs debt. Give 3 actions ranked by impact.

Which parameter influences my return the most?

Rank sensitivities (rates, rents, expenses, vacancy) with explanations.

Which scenario is the most robust?

Compare conservative/central/optimistic and explain the dominant risk.

Example explanations by indicator

Each indicator should be explained with: simple definition, thresholds, causes, actions.

Cashflow
monthly cashflow after everything
 
Interpretation (example)
Low cashflow = limited safety margin
Common cause: debt too high vs rents (or underestimated taxes/insurance).
Typical actions
  • Negotiate the price or improve financing
  • Optimize income (rents/extras) or reduce expenses
  • Add a realistic “vacancy/maintenance” margin
Cap rate
net profitability before financing
 
Interpretation (example)
Low cap rate = high price vs net income
May signal: premium neighborhood, low upside potential, or underestimated expenses.
Typical actions
  • Compare to the market (neighborhood/comparable asset)
  • Validate expenses (taxes, insurance, maintenance)
  • Test a realistic “rent increase” scenario

Move from explanation to action

A useful explanation should end with a decision: optimize, negotiate, or walk away. The AI Coach guides you with thresholds and recommendations.