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Cashflow

Analyze Liquidity Monthly & annual Robustesse

Cash flow analysis

Measure a property’s real liquidity

Cashflow is the most direct test of viability: what is left after the operating costs, the taxes, the upkeep and the debt.

This simulation helps you see quickly whether your project carries itself, where the pressure sits (debt, expenses, vacancy), and how much margin of safety you have.

Sortie
Net cashflow
monthly & annual
Seuil
Break-even
required rents
Risque
Sensitivity
rate / vacancy
Exports
PDF / Excel
rapports
Monthly / annual Scenarios & stress test Explication IA
Recommended illustration

Mini dashboard: income vs expenses, net cashflow, safety margin. The message: cash → risk → decision.

Illustration cashflow
SVG/PNG (1200×900), minimalist blue-grey style.

What the module calculates

Cashflow, clearly broken down

Inflows → Outflows → Result. Then interpretation and robustness tests.

Entries

Rents, other income, indexations, ancillary income (parking, laundry, etc.).

Sorties

Mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance, management, vacancy, utilities.

Result

Net cashflow, break-even point, safety margin and anomaly alerts.

Why cashflow is critical

Cashflow is your alarm. However good the return looks on paper, thin cashflow can make a building hard to hold — a rate move, a repair, a vacancy.

Resilience
Shocks
rate / vacancy / expenses
Management
Decisions
rents, contracts, refi.
Negotiation
Leviers
price / conditions / evidence
A good habit: always check the impact of a +1% rate move and of a conservative vacancy.

AI & Coach

The AI assistant explains the results in plain language and suggests specific adjustments: rents, financing, expenses, margin of safety.

Examples
Why is it negative? Dominant driver + action.
Which lever to prioritize? top 3 estimated impacts.
Which scenario is robust? conservative vs base.

Start the cashflow analysis

Placeholder ready to connect to your Django form.

Prototype

Suggestion: save the monthly cashflow, annualize it, then show a 12-month chart plus a table.
Recommended checks
  • Check consistency: rents vs expenses (ratio).
  • Test a conservative scenario (+1% rate, vacancy +1 pt).
  • Include taxes and insurance on a monthly pro-rata.
  • Document any unverified assumption.

Ready to test whether it holds?

Measure the cashflow, test how well it holds, and export your reports.