Run one feasibility end-to-end on a real deal (rough is fine).
Tighten 3 assumptions and rerun — e.g.:
Costs: add realistic holding/selling costs, bump the reno budget, check contingency
End value: evidence-check against comparable sales / reduce the "hope factor"
Time: add weeks, not days (approvals, trades, delays)
Run the same deal three ways:
Best: everything goes smoothly (still realistic)
Base: what you genuinely expect
Worst: budget blows out + timeline slips + end value softens
If the deal only works in Best, it's not a deal — it's a gamble.
Purchase price
Works budget
Other costs (stamp/legals/holding/selling)
Contingency %
Total cost
End value
Profit / margin
(Optional but helpful: timeframe + your walk-away price)
Feaso screenshot (or filled template) + ONE question.
Good question examples
"Is my end value defensible based on these comps?"
"Which assumption is most likely wrong here — costs, time, or end value?"
"Where should my walk-away line sit based on this?"
Deal/link:
Strategy:
Purchase:
Works:
Other costs:
Contingency %:
End value:
Profit/Margin:
Timeframe (optional):
MY ONE QUESTION:
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