Deal Red Team · Rental property first
Try to break my deal.
You already ran the numbers. DealSkeptic takes the other side. It attacks your assumptions, finds what can make the deal fail, stress-tests the risks that matter most, and tells you what to verify before you commit capital.
Rental property is the first fully supported deal type. The sample is free to read. Your own full audit is a one-time $2.99 per report, with no subscription, and revised numbers can be saved as a $1.99re-audit. DealSkeptic challenges the facts you supply. It does not invent inputs, mark evidence as verified for you, or tell you to buy or sell.
Sample Deal Red Team
BorderlineMaple Street duplex-adjacent SFH
medium confidence in the modeled conclusion
Combined downside
$18 → -$270/mo
Cash-on-cash 0.3% → -4.2% when the three highest-ranked assumptions are challenged together under the stated V1 stress convention.
Challenge first
- 1Monthly rentsupported · high exposure
- 2Interest ratesupported · high exposure
- 3Other monthly costsmissing · moderate exposure
Next investigation
Verify Monthly rent
Signed lease, rent roll, or three closed rental comps.
A calculator models your case. A red team tries to destroy it before the market does.
Attack the assumptions
DealSkeptic ranks the lines where weak proof and financial leverage collide, so you know which beliefs deserve the hardest challenge.
Break more than one thing
The V1 downside challenge moves the three highest-ranked assumptions together instead of pretending every risk happens in isolation.
Separate proof from belief
Documented, Supported, Estimated, Assumed, and Missing stay explicit. A source note never silently becomes verified evidence.
Give me the next job
The report does not stop at a verdict. It identifies the next assumption or structural diligence gap worth investigating.
What the Red Team answers
Does this deal work on the assumptions I supplied?
What can make the deal fail?
Which assumptions could reverse my decision?
What happens if the top risks break together?
What do I not know well enough yet?
What should I investigate next?