What this page is: the six artifacts DealFindrs produces for a development deal, in the order they get used. What to do here: read which one matches the conversation you're about to have. Why it matters: every report below pulls its numbers from the upstream module — so when the QS cost changes, the Valuation, Feasibility, and Finance Pack update without rekeying. No spreadsheet drift, no “which version of the model is current” conversation.
Green / Amber / Red rating against your criteria. The AI explains exactly which de-risk factor failed, where the deal sits versus your minimum GM%, and the three things that would move an Amber to Green. Re-runs free as you change inputs.
What you get
Quantity Surveyor report — the construction-cost baseline. Every downstream module reads its numbers from here, so the Valuation, Feasibility, Finance Pack, and Affordable Gap analyses stay internally consistent without re-keying.
What you get
Gross Realisation Value (GRV) and Pre-Realisation Saleable Value (PRSV) modelled off the QS Total Development Cost. Names the comparables, the absorption assumption, and the rate-of-sale curve, so the valuer who reviews it knows where every number came from.
What you get
Monthly cash flow across the project timeline, sensitivity table on the variables that actually move the result (sale rate, IRR threshold, interest cost, build-cost variance). Outputs the IRR, ROC, and peak debt the lender will ask for in the first meeting.
What you get
Measures the gap between deliverable cost and the affordable rent / sale price the target cohort can actually pay. Surfaces the grant size, equity, or yield concession needed to bridge the gap. Built for projects pitching for HAFF, NHFIC, or state-government co-investment.
What you get
One bundle: RAG, QS, Valuation, Feasibility, Affordable Gap (if applicable), and a one-page Investment Memorandum on top. Numbered, branded, dated. Exported as PDF + spreadsheet workbook so the broker can plug the cash flow into their own model on the same call.
What you get
Every report reads from the opportunity record, in dependency order: QS → Valuation → Feasibility → Affordable Gap → Finance Pack. Change a cost assumption upstream and the downstream modules invalidate, prompting a single re-run rather than a manual spreadsheet sweep. The audit trail on every page in the Finance Pack points back to the exact assumption that produced the number, so the lender can challenge an input without having to ask which model version it came from.
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