Pillar II · Structural Experience
Investment committees don’t approve hold-vs-sell from instinct. They run the same modelled framework on every property — IRR, cash-on-cash, rate-shock at +200bps, lease rollover at -10%. AssetCentral ships that framework as a one-click underwrite on each of your properties.
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Property modelling is the discipline of projecting the financial outcome of a property decision before you commit capital. For a single property it means running the underwriting an investment committee would run on every deal: IRR, cash-on-cash return, 10-year cash-flow forecast, rate-shock at +200bps, lease rollover at −10%, capital growth scenarios. For an existing asset it means re-running those projections every time the inputs change — a refinance window opens, a tenancy comes up for renewal, a stamp-duty rule changes — so the decision in front of you is always informed by the latest numbers. Most private owners run a partial version of modelling in their head, commit the capital, then discover the gap twelve months later when the variance lands in the bank account. AssetCentral ships the same standardised modelling framework that institutional desks use, scaled to private portfolios of 2–50 properties. Modelling is the third of five stages in the framework (Capture · Structure · Model · Monitor · Manage) and is led by your AI Chief Investment Officer.
A fund’s investment committee runs the same modelled framework on every property — IRR, cash-on-cash, equity multiple, stress-tested at +100, +200, +300bps, lease rolled at -5%, -10%, -15%. Private investors run the same calculation in their head, commit the capital, and discover the gap twelve months later when the variance lands. AssetCentral gives you the framework, not the headcount.
A property, modelled
Sample AssetCentral outputAssetCentral turns scattered property data into structured scenarios, assumptions and decision outputs. Below is a real-world shape — sample numbers only.
Property #1 · AED
2-bed apartment
| Input | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Current value | Asset value | AED 2,350,000 |
| Annual rent | Income | AED 145,000 |
| Mortgage balance | Debt | AED 920,000 |
| Service charges | Cost | AED 28,000 |
| Management fees | Cost | AED 7,250 |
| Estimated net income before debt | Calculated | AED 109,750 |
| Gross yield | Calculated | 6.2% |
| Net yield before debt | Calculated | 4.7% |
Compare your options
Sample AssetCentral outputOne property, four ways forward. AssetCentral models the cash flow, the five-year value case and the operational risk for each — then your AI team weighs in.
| Scenario | 12-month cash flow | 5-year value case | Main risk | AI team view |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hold as-is | AED 42,000 | Moderate | Service charge increase | Monitor |
| Refinance | AED 58,000 | Moderate | Rate availability | Review offers |
| Improve and raise rent | AED 64,000 | Higher | Capex execution | Model capex |
| Sell and reinvest | AED 0 income | Depends on reinvestment | Exit price | Compare alternatives |
Five years out
Sample AssetCentral outputThe scenario table tells you what the year-one cash flow looks like. The charts below show what the five-year compounding looks like — and what makes the cash flow in any given year.
Dubai Marina Apartment · 5-year projection
Cumulative equity in AED, ending each year. Starts at AED 1.43m (current value less mortgage balance).
| Scenario | Y0 | Y1 | Y2 | Y3 | Y4 | Y5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hold as-is | 1.4m | 1.5m | 1.7m | 1.8m | 1.9m | 2.1m |
| Refinance | 1.4m | 1.6m | 1.7m | 1.9m | 2.0m | 2.2m |
| Improve + raise rent | 1.3m | 1.5m | 1.7m | 1.9m | 2.1m | 2.3m |
| Sell + reinvest | 1.4m | 1.5m | 1.6m | 1.7m | 1.8m | 1.9m |
Improve + raise rent · annual breakdown
Rent, costs and debt service for one scenario over five years. Net cash flow is what falls through.
Y1
Net 64k
Y2
Net 68k
Y3
Net 72k
Y4
Net 76k
Y5
Net 80k
| Year | Rent | Costs | Debt service | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y1 | AED 165k | AED 38k | AED 63k | AED 64k |
| Y2 | AED 170k | AED 39k | AED 63k | AED 68k |
| Y3 | AED 175k | AED 40k | AED 63k | AED 72k |
| Y4 | AED 180k | AED 41k | AED 63k | AED 76k |
| Y5 | AED 185k | AED 42k | AED 63k | AED 80k |
See the assumptions behind every decision.
Sample AssetCentral outputEvery figure in a scenario is backed by a source field. When a field is missing, AssetCentral marks it — so you know exactly how complete your model is before you act on it.
Dubai Marina Apartment
Complete · 4
Missing · 3
The team behind the model
Each scenario is reviewed by the agent that owns the relevant dimension. You stay in control — they do the modelling.
Runs the multi-year underwrite — hold, sell, refinance, reposition — with unlevered and levered IRR per scenario.
Meet the CIO →
Stress-tests each scenario for DSCR, rate-shock at +200bps and capital runway under voids or capex.
Meet the CFO →
Ranks the scenarios against portfolio priorities and writes the IC memo if you need to raise.
Meet the CEO →
Parses inbound documents (PDF, image, Excel, voice) and files every source so the model is audit-ready.
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Four ways in
Tell AC Voice the address, the rent, and the mortgage. It fills in the rest from market data.
Drop a tenancy contract, mortgage statement, or rent receipt. The agents extract what they need.
Upload an Excel or CSV — even a messy one. The import wizard maps columns and confirms before saving.
Type the address. Google autocomplete handles the geography. Add fields as you have them.
What the model captures
FAQ
Running the numbers on a property decision the way a fund's investment committee would: IRR, cash-on-cash, 10-year cash-flow forecast, stress tests at +200bps and -10% rent. Not a back-of-envelope estimate, not a spreadsheet you'll lose track of — a documented, repeatable framework you can re-run any time the inputs change.
Calculators give you one number on one assumption set. Modelling gives you the full surface — base / bull / bear scenarios, sensitivity to rate moves, sensitivity to rent moves, year-by-year cash-flow projection over 10 years, and the verdict that comes out of all of that combined. A calculator answers "what's the yield?". Modelling answers "should I do this deal?".
Rate-shock at +100, +200 and +300 basis points (relevant for variable and fix-then-revert mortgages). Lease rollover at -5%, -10% and -15% (relevant for short-term-rental and end-of-fixed-term lets). Capital growth at the bull / base / bear levels for the relevant market. Each scenario re-projects the 10-year cash flow so you can see when the deal breaks.
No. Modelling runs on what you have and flags what's missing. If you don't know the service charge yet, the model uses a market-typical figure for the building type and country, and labels the assumption as a gap to fill. As you capture more data, the gaps close and the projection tightens. You don't have to wait for complete data to start.
Yes — both are first-class. Sell-vs-hold compares the NPV of holding (cumulative net yield plus capital growth) against the NPV of selling now and putting the equity to work elsewhere at your chosen alternative return. Refinance compares the old loan against any new product structure including arrangement fees, term extensions and rate-type changes, and tells you the cumulative cash impact over the remaining mortgage term.
Next pillar
Modelling is one-time per property. Monitoring is forever. The framework moves from setup to live tracking the moment the first rent comes in.
Free for up to 3 properties. No card. You bring what you have, the agents do the rest.