CapRadar compares saved underwriting assumptions against screening reference bands so acquisition teams can spot aggressive rent, vacancy, expense, cap-rate, and NOI-growth inputs before a deal memo leaves the workspace.
Market Calibration is designed to make optimistic inputs visible early by comparing saved deal assumptions with practical screening bands for rent lift, vacancy, expense ratio, cap rate, and NOI growth.
If a model requires 14% rent lift while the current evidence supports a tighter range, CapRadar can label the driver aggressive and show the estimated dollar impact.
A calibration row can say that an assumption is in range, deserves a watch note, looks aggressive, or still needs data. That distinction helps teams fix the model rather than debate a vague risk comment.
A deal with no market rent evidence should show Needs data, while a deal with a 9.5% going-in cap rate can be called out as outside the reference band.
The same calibration signal can appear in the dashboard, underwriting view, deal memo, and deal-room package so a reviewer sees the assumption posture wherever the deal is reviewed.
A committee packet can include the largest calibration impact next to source evidence and debt-market grounding instead of hiding the risk in a spreadsheet footnote.
Market Calibration reviews rent lift, vacancy and loss, expense ratio, going-in cap rate, and NOI growth assumptions when enough supporting deal data is available.
No. It is an acquisition-screening control that flags assumptions against reference bands. Users still need local market evidence, comps, and professional judgment.
Market Calibration appears in the authenticated dashboard overview, the Underwriting workflow, Training Docs, memo exports, and deal-room exports when a saved scenario has enough inputs.
Create a CapRadar account to organize target properties, upload deal evidence, review Crime Score context, model underwriting scenarios, and prepare exportable acquisition materials.
