Where to find it
Open Settings > Basic Setup > Financing (Loans).What you configure
- Default loan type.
- Down payment assumptions.
- Interest rate and amortization assumptions.
- Interest-only settings.
- Purchase and refinance assumptions.
- Loan closing cost defaults.
Why it matters
Financing assumptions affect cash needed, cash-on-cash return, break-even points, and debt service. If these defaults are stale, the calculator can still work, but users will spend more time correcting each deal.What changes when you update it
- New calculator analyses start with the updated loan assumptions.
- Existing saved analyses can keep their per-deal financing values.
- Users can still switch loan type, add loans, or edit terms inside a property.
- Target price still excludes financing by design.
Setup tips
- Match the default loan type to your most common acquisition strategy.
- Keep rate, amortization, and down payment assumptions current.
- Use per-deal financing overrides for unusual funding structures.
- Review these defaults when lending terms change.
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Common questions
Can a property use more than one loan?
Can a property use more than one loan?
Yes. The Deal Calculator can support additional loans on a property even when defaults come
from this settings page.
Does target price include financing?
Does target price include financing?
No. The Deal Calculator target solver intentionally excludes financing.