Join the investor circle Free tool · Title splitting deal analyser
Put in the purchase price, refurb, legal and lease costs, the value of the individual flats and your refinance terms. The analyser shows the equity you create, the cash you get back and what is left in the deal, before you make an offer.
How to use it
New to title splitting? Start with our guide to what title splitting is and when it works, then come back and run your numbers.
Price, cash or bridging, deposit, interest and fees, or straight to term finance.
Stamp duty, legals, survey, refurb and a contingency for the unexpected.
Number of flats, lease and split legal costs, and the combined leasehold value (GDV).
Refinance loan to value, rate and fees, plus rent and running costs for cash flow.
What the numbers mean
Sum of individual leasehold valuesGDV − total project costNew loans − debt repaid − refinance feesReturn on cash left in, IRR over timelineQuotes from partners
Request a quote from inside the analyser and your deal figures go with it, so nobody has to ask you twice.
Finance quotes come from our partner, Next Route Finance, for bridging to refinance or straight to term.
Quotes for the purchase and for drafting the new leases and splitting the title.
FAQ
A property deal analyser is a calculator that models the costs, finance and exit of a property deal so you can see the profit and return before you buy. This one is built for title splitting: buying a block on one freehold title, splitting it into individual leases and refinancing.
Yes. The analyser is free to use. Enter your details once to download the PDF report, save deals and request quotes.
The results are only as good as the figures you enter. Use real quotes for refurb, legals and finance, and a realistic leasehold value for each flat. Treat the output as a guide and take professional advice before committing to a purchase.
Yes. Choose cash, bridging or straight to term in the funding section, and compare bridging against straight to term side by side in the results.
Title splitting is dividing a block held on one freehold title into separate leasehold titles for each flat, which can increase the total value and make each flat individually mortgageable.
Read the full guide: what is title splitting?
Finance quote requests go to our finance partner, Next Route Finance, and legal quote requests go to our legal team, each with the deal figures you entered. You confirm this before sending.
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