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Portugal Euribor cash flow stress test.

Enter your property's financing details and rent. The calculator shows monthly payment, cash flow, and DSCR for three scenarios: current Euribor, +1%, and +2% — so you know what the deal looks like before rates move.

How to read the result

A good deal survives +2% Euribor.

Total rate

Euribor plus bank spread. Variable-rate mortgages in Portugal are typically reviewed every 6 or 12 months. A 1% rise on a €196,000 loan at 30 years adds roughly €110/month to the payment.

DSCR under stress

DSCR below 1.0x means rent no longer covers debt service. A safe deal maintains DSCR above 1.10x even in the +2% scenario. If it falls below 1.0x under stress, the deal needs a larger down payment or higher rent.

Safety margin

Negotiate price or increase your equity contribution until the stressed DSCR stays above 1.10x. A deal that fails only at +2% is acceptable; one that fails at the base rate needs immediate revision.

Formulas used

How each scenario is calculated.

Payment calculation

LoanProperty value × LTV (%)
Monthly rate(Euribor + spread) / 12
PaymentConstant amortisation (French method)
NOIAnnual rent − vacancy − operating costs
DSCRNOI / annual debt service

2026 Euribor context

In June 2026, 12-month Euribor ranged between 2.5% and 3.5%. For a conservative stress test, use your current rate plus 2 percentage points as the adverse scenario and plus 3 points as the extreme scenario. Confirm your contract's reference rate with your bank.

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