Multifamily real estate deal analysis — cap rate, DSCR, IRR, DFP Score, max offer price
io.github.jbechtel-97/dealflowpro MCP Server
DealFlowPro MCP Server analyzes multifamily real estate deals, exposing cap rate, DSCR, IRR, DFP Score, and max offer price via the MCP framework. It wraps the DealFlowPro REST API to provide AI agents with underwriting calculations for Claude Code or Claude Desktop.
🛠️ Key Features
Underwriting metrics: cap rate, DSCR, IRR, DFP Score, max offer price
REST API integration wrapped for MCP access
Claude Code and Claude Desktop compatibility
AI-friendly, programmatic deal analysis
Institutional-grade calculations in an MCP server
🚀 Use Cases
Automated deal grading for multifamily investments
Real-time underwriting inside AI agent workflows
Comparative underwriting across multiple properties
Embedding underwriter logic into real estate decision pipelines
⚡ Developer Benefits
Reusable MCP server exposing underwriting endpoints
Clear metrics for deal screening and offer optimization
Lightweight integration with existing Claude-based tooling
Grounded in DealFlowPro REST API for reliability
⚠️ Limitations
Grounded to the DealFlowPro REST API capabilities
Requires appropriate authentication and API access
May depend on external data quality from real estate inputs
Analyze multifamily real estate deals from Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, or any MCP-compatible client. The first real estate underwriting tool in the MCP ecosystem.
DealFlowPro is an AI-powered multifamily deal analysis platform. This MCP server wraps the DealFlowPro REST API, giving AI agents access to institutional-grade underwriting calculations.
Demo
DealFlowPro MCP Server analyzing a 24-unit deal in Claude Code
What You Can Do
Ask Claude naturally and it calls the right tool:
"Analyze this 24-unit deal in Charlotte — asking $2M, $13.6K/mo rent, $5.5K expenses"
"Score this deal: 12 units, $1.5M, $9K monthly income"
"What's the max I should offer on a property with $28.8K/mo rent if I want 8% cash-on-cash?"
"Is this property in a flood zone? 2909 Burgess Dr, Charlotte, NC"
Tools
Tool
Description
analyze_deal
Full deal analysis: cap rate, DSCR, cash-on-cash, IRR, DFP Score (0-100), max offer price, yearly cashflows
score_deal
Quick screening: DFP Score + key metrics
reverse_calc
Max offer price from target returns (cap rate, CoC, DSCR, IRR)
market_data
Flood zone, neighborhood income vs state median, job growth for any address
All four carry MCP 2025-06-18 annotations (title, readOnlyHint, destructiveHint, idempotentHint, openWorldHint). Every tool is read-only.
Install as a Claude plugin
This repo doubles as a Claude Code / Cowork plugin. The plugin connects to the
remote server at https://dealflowpro.io/mcp rather than the npm package above,
which means:
Eight tools instead of four. Adds list_my_deals, get_deal_analysis,
get_my_criteria, and portfolio_summary — your saved deals, buy-box
criteria, and pipeline, scoped to your account.
OAuth instead of an API key. No DFP_API_KEY to export; you sign in to
your DealFlowPro account when the plugin connects.
bash
claude --plugin-dir /path/to/dealflowpro-mcp-server
Use the npm package below instead if you want a local stdio server, prefer API
key auth, or are wiring DealFlowPro into a non-Claude MCP client.
For Institutional AI Teams
DealFlowPro is built to slot into AI eval pipelines and production AI stacks. The MCP server (this package, plus the remote endpoint at https://dealflowpro.io/mcp) wraps the same engine as the REST API — schema-strict, idempotent, predictable.
Auth + scoping. Every tool call requires a Bearer API key. Calls are scoped to the account that issued the key — no cross-tenant access path. Per-tool audit lines land in your account's logs/mcp_tool_calls.log capturing tool name + flattened arg keys (not values) — usage is auditable without exposing deal contents.
Rate limits per tier.
Tier
Daily limit
Monthly
Cost
Free
5 requests, lifetime
—
free, no card
Pay-as-you-go
balance-based
per credits
$1/request
Essentials
50 req/day
~1,500
$79/mo
Premium
200 req/day
~6,000
$149/mo
Enterprise
1,000 req/day
~30,000
$399/mo
Rate limit headers (X-RateLimit-Limit, X-RateLimit-Remaining, X-RateLimit-Reset) returned on every response. 429 responses include Retry-After.
Tool schemas. Each MCP tool has a schema-strict input definition. Call tools/list against the remote endpoint to get the canonical schemas at runtime; the REST OpenAPI spec covers the same shapes (the four MCP tools map 1:1 to the four REST endpoints).
Eval harness pattern. For benchmarking, the recommended pattern: maintain a fixture set of (deal payload → expected metrics) pairs, run each against score_deal (lowest cost, ~$0.01/call), assert metrics within tolerance. The endpoint is deterministic — same inputs produce the same outputs.
Data handling. Request payloads are processed in memory and not persisted to disk. TLS 1.2+ in transit. Anthropic API calls (when DealFlowPro internally uses Claude for document extraction) flow through DealFlowPro's zero-data-retention Anthropic workspace. Full posture: dealflowpro.io/security#api-mcp-data-handling.
Setup
You have two install paths — pick the one that matches your client.
Path A — Remote MCP URL (no local install)
Use this for claude.ai web (Custom Connectors), Claude Code with HTTP transport, or Claude API mcp_servers. The endpoint is https://dealflowpro.io/mcp (Streamable HTTP, MCP 2025-06-18).
claude.ai web: Settings → Integrations → Add Custom Connector → paste https://dealflowpro.io/mcp → sign in to DealFlowPro → click Allow. OAuth handles auth automatically (no API key to manage).
Use this anywhere you want the MCP server running locally instead of remote — or for a client that has no remote-URL path of its own. Claude Desktop supports both: remote via Settings → Connectors, or the local config below.
1. Get an API key. Visit dealflowpro.io/api to claim a free 5-request key (no card) or buy pay-as-you-go credits. Delivered by email.
DealFlowPro automates multifamily underwriting for 2-200 unit properties. Upload a broker email or OM and get a full investment analysis in 10 minutes instead of 2 hours. Used by operators, syndicators, and PE firms to screen deals faster.