Deal sourcer calculator for showing the investor return after a disclosed sourcing fee. Computes total investor cash in, hold-period cash flow, total profit, net ROI, simple annualised ROI, fee as a percentage of purchase price and cash in, and cash-flow months to recover the fee.

Sourcing fee and investor net return calculator

Deal sourcer calculator for showing the investor return after a disclosed sourcing fee. Computes total investor cash in, hold-period cash flow, total profit, net ROI, simple annualised ROI, fee as a percentage of purchase price and cash in, and cash-flow months to recover the fee.

Inputs

  • Purchase price (GBP): Agreed or target purchase price.
  • Investor cash before fee (GBP): Deposit, SDLT, legals, works, contingency, and other investor cash before the sourcer fee.
  • Sourcing fee (GBP): Disclosed sourcing fee.
  • Annual cash flow before tax (GBP): Expected annual cash flow before tax.
  • Hold period (months): Expected hold period for this return view.
  • Exit profit or refinance cash release (GBP): Optional upside or cash release at exit/refinance. Use 0 if not modelled.

Outputs

  • Total investor cash in (GBP)
  • Period cash flow (GBP)
  • Total investor profit (GBP)
  • Net ROI after fee (percent)
  • Simple annualised ROI (percent)
  • Fee as percentage of purchase price (percent)

Calculation formula and denominator

Net investor return = net cash flow over the hold period + realised exit proceeds − total investor cash in. Annualised return compounds the hold-period multiple over years held.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter the purchase price, investor cash stack before the fee, and the disclosed sourcing fee.
  2. Enter annual cash flow before tax and the hold period in months.
  3. Add any exit profit or refinance cash release, or use 0 for an operating-cash-only view.
  4. Read total investor cash in, total profit, net ROI after the fee, and simple annualised ROI.
  5. Use the result as a transparent pack line, not a promise of investor performance.

Worked example

£20,000 net gain on £100,000 cash invested is 20% hold-period ROI before personal tax; the annualised result depends on the exact holding period.

Method and sources

Reviewed: 26 August 2026

  1. Disclose the sourcing fee separately.
  2. Enter all acquisition, holding and exit cash flows.
  3. Show assumptions and evidence with the investor pack.

Sources

Assumptions and limitations

  • Projected rent, value and exit proceeds can change.
  • The output is not a regulated investment recommendation or tax calculation.
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