See the deal before you commit.
A six-townhouse worked example showing how DealIQ tests the asking price, the developer return, the funding requirement and the assumptions still needing review.
Two bars to clear. Both cleared.
The modelled 20% developer margin exceeds the 17.5% target and also meets DealIQ’s separate 20% Strong benchmark.
One ladder. Every cost line reconciles.
Every acquisition, construction, fee, finance and GST assumption reconciles into the final development cost and profit.
- Gross revenue
- $5,700,000
- Total development cost
- $4,297,384
- Net profit
- $860,207
- Margin on cost
- 20.0%
- Project IRR
- 20.9%
What can you actually pay?
DealIQ works backwards from the selected return target to show the land price the deal can support, rather than treating the asking price as fixed.
At the 17.5% target, the modelled supportable land price is approximately $1,484,841.
What still needs review?
The readiness panel shows 9 of 11 core inputs reviewed. It does not claim that every tax, statutory, fee or professional assumption has been independently verified. In this example the two inputs still carrying default assumptions are the due-diligence period and the construction period.
Profit is only half the question.
Peak debt, equity required and total funding are separated so the developer can see both the lender exposure and the equity requirement.
Want a second set of eyes on your feasibility?
A 45-minute video review with Joe Khougaz covering your DealIQ feasibility, the assumptions driving the result, the major risks identified and the next checks to complete.
- 45-minute video call
- Walkthrough of the DealIQ feasibility
- Review of the principal assumptions and flags
- Discussion of the major commercial risks
- Suggested next due-diligence steps
- Copy of the DealIQ report used during the review
- A separate written assessment
- Legal, tax, valuation, finance or planning advice
- Independent verification of your inputs
- A recommendation to buy, sell or proceed