🎯 Deal Analysis Tool
Find out if a property deal is worth your time in 60 seconds
Most investors spend weeks on due diligence — only to discover the deal was never good. Dajumo's Deal Scorer runs a multi-factor analysis across yield, growth potential, risk and market timing, giving you a composite score before you commit a dollar.
Scoring Methodology
12 factors. One score. Clear verdict.
We weight each factor by its impact on long-term investor returns, based on 20 years of Australian property data.
Gross & Net Yield
Raw yield and net-of-expenses yield, benchmarked against suburb median and asset class averages.
Capital Growth Potential
Historical 5 and 10-year CAGR for the suburb, compared against city and national averages.
Supply Risk
Approved development pipeline vs. population growth — identifying oversupply risk before it hits values.
Infrastructure Score
Proximity to transport, employment nodes, schools and amenity — the structural drivers of demand.
Market Timing
Where is the suburb in its property cycle? Days on market, clearance rate and vendor discount trends.
Property Risk
Building age, strata fees, depreciation schedule and estimated capex requirements over 5 years.
FAQ
Common questions
What score should I look for?
Scores of 75+ represent strong investment cases. 60–74 is viable with conditions. Below 60, we flag which specific factors are dragging the score so you know exactly what the deal's weaknesses are. Many investors use the score as a filter to prioritise their research time.
Does a high score mean I should buy?
A high score means the deal's fundamentals are strong — it's a green light to proceed with detailed due diligence, not a substitute for it. Use the score alongside Dajumo's Due Diligence Checklist and your own legal and financial advisers.
Can I compare multiple deals head-to-head?
Yes. The full platform lets you save and compare up to 10 deals simultaneously on a side-by-side scorecard — useful when shortlisting between suburbs or property types.
Is the score relevant for first-home buyers?
Absolutely. While the scorer is designed with investors in mind, the fundamentals — yield, growth and supply risk — are equally relevant for owner-occupiers who want to buy in a suburb with strong capital growth prospects.