Analyse a property against more than one exit strategy

**What you get** A property can hold several calculators at once, so you can work up a Buy to Let, a BRR and a Flip on the same address and compare them side by side, instead of overwriting one analysis to try another idea. Each calculator keeps its own figures, its own modifiers and its own target criteria. One is marked Primary, and that is the one the board card, the criteria match and the deal pack use. **Why it matters** Today a property has a single Exit Strategy dropdown and a row of modifier pills. Switching either rewrites the analysis you already saved, with no way back to what you had. So comparing two exits means redoing the numbers, writing them down somewhere else, or creating a duplicate property. **What it looks like** - The Exit Strategy dropdown and the modifier pills are replaced by a list of calculators on the property, each showing its own key figure, for example ROCE for a Buy to Let or Min Profit for a Flip. - Add a calculator through a two step panel: first the strategy and its modifiers, then the target criteria and deal type. Targets arrive prefilled from your defaults for that strategy. - Purchase price, buying costs, stamp duty and refurbishment stay shared across the property. End value belongs to the calculator, because the value of an HMO conversion is not the value of the same house sold on. - The Analysis screen keeps everything it has today. Nothing is removed. **Requested by** Brad, 17 Aug 2026, from the post offer review with Mark Cornfield. Designed and agreed the same day.