"Analysis software" covers two different jobs. One underwrites a building you are thinking of buying. The other tells you how the building you bought is doing against that plan. Most owners need both, from different tools.
| Deal analysis | Operating analysis | |
|---|---|---|
| When | Before purchase or refinance | Every month and quarter you own it |
| Inputs | Asking price, pro forma rent, assumed expenses, loan terms | Actual rent collected, actual expenses, loan balance |
| Outputs | Cap rate, cash on cash, DSCR, IRR | Actual NOI, variance to budget, DSCR, LTV |
| Typical tools | ARGUS, Dealpath, PropertyMetrics, spreadsheets | Property accounting software |
| SealedFolio | Free calculators for quick checks | The app: books, budgets, scenarios, SREO |
Quick pre-purchase math is on the cap rate calculator and the cash-on-cash return calculator. For what the building is worth on its actual income, see commercial real estate valuation software.
SealedFolio is operating analysis for the owner. It records actual income and expenses by property and category, compares them with monthly budgets, projects cash flow under vacancy, rent growth and expense growth scenarios, and rolls value, debt, NOI, LTV and DSCR into the schedule of real estate owned. It does not run discounted cash flow or IRR models, or price acquisitions.
Budgets, scenarios and the SREO are on the Portfolio plan. More on the commercial setup is on commercial real estate software without the 50-unit minimum and the real estate investor page. To score what could go wrong, see commercial real estate risk assessment; to compare lease offers, commercial lease analysis.
See how the deal is really doing
SealedFolio Pro is $19 a month or $179 a year for up to 3 properties. Portfolio is $39 a month or $297 a year for unlimited properties. Both come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
See SealedFolio pricingSoftware for two jobs: deal analysis, which underwrites a purchase with projected rent, expenses, financing and returns, and operating analysis, which measures the owned property's actual NOI, cash flow and debt coverage against that plan.
Institutional teams use ARGUS Enterprise and deal platforms such as Dealpath; smaller investors often use PropertyMetrics or a spreadsheet model. All of them project the deal; none of them keeps the books afterward.
Actual NOI, occupancy, expenses by category and DSCR against the underwriting, every quarter. The gap tells you whether the deal is performing or the assumptions were wrong.
No. Its free calculators handle quick pre-purchase math, and the app measures the property after you own it: actual income and expenses, NOI, budgets against actual, scenarios and the SREO.