Sample Florida investment property search with sortable underwriting metrics.
Preview how Property Rollup presents Florida rental candidates with CoC return, cap rate, cash flow, deal score, rent confidence, data quality, and diligence notes already organized.
A listing-table workflow rebuilt for investors
Traditional property search usually starts with location, price, bedrooms, and photos. Property Rollup keeps that scanning habit, but adds investor-first columns so candidates can be sorted by calculated returns, rent confidence, payment pressure, and data quality before a deeper review starts.
Sample sortable metrics
The table below is illustrative, not live inventory or investment advice. It shows the kind of precomputed underwriting context a signed-in user can use to prioritize Florida rental candidates.
| Candidate | Market | CoC | Cap rate | Cash flow | Deal score | Rent confidence | Data quality | Review note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sample duplex | Tampa Bay | 8.4% | 6.7% | $412/mo | 82 | High | 91 | Verify insurance quote and roof age. |
| Sample townhouse | Jacksonville | 6.9% | 6.1% | $238/mo | 76 | Medium | 86 | Check HOA rental rules and reserves. |
| Sample single-family | Orlando area | 5.8% | 5.7% | $104/mo | 68 | Medium | 79 | Stress-test taxes and rent support. |
Does Property Rollup automatically calculate investment metrics?
Yes. The app is designed to calculate and organize metrics such as CoC return, cap rate, cash flow, deal score, rent confidence, payment pressure, and data quality so users can sort and filter candidates more like an investor.
Are these sample properties recommendations?
No. They are illustrative examples showing how the workflow presents metrics and review notes. Users should verify all source facts, rent, expenses, insurance, taxes, HOA rules, and financing independently.