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Rental Property Calculator

Model a rental deal end-to-end: mortgage payments, NOI, cash-on-cash, year-by-year projection and exit ROI. All rates are user-entered so it works in any country.

1. Purchase

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2. Recurring Operating Expenses

Each line escalates by its own annual %
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⚠️ Tax depreciation varies by country — consult a local tax adviser. Leave empty to ignore.

3. Income

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4. Sell

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Estimates only — consult a licensed financial adviser before acting.

Summary

Monthly Cash Flow
Annual Cash Flow
Cash-on-Cash Return
Cap Rate
Total ROI
Net Profit at Sale

Property Value vs Cumulative Cash Flow

Property Value Cumulative Cash Flow

Investment Breakdown

Down Payment
Closing Costs
Repair Costs
Total Cash Invested

Annual Income vs Expenses

Year 1
Gross Income
Vacancy Loss
Management Fee
Effective Gross Income
Operating Expenses
NOI
Annual Mortgage
Annual Cash Flow

Year-by-Year Projection

capped at 30 years
Year Property Value Equity Annual Income Annual Expenses Cash Flow Cumulative Return

Exit Sale Analysis

Projected Sale Price
Remaining Loan Balance
Cost to Sell
Net Proceeds
Total Profit (incl. cash flow)
Annualized ROI
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Track every property deal in the Trading Journal

Log buy/sell tickets, attach screenshots, and review cash-flow against your other investments — all in one journal.

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Estimates only — consult a licensed financial adviser before acting.

How the maths works

Your monthly mortgage comes from the standard PMT formula: loan amount × rate × (1+rate)n ÷ ((1+rate)n − 1). NOI is effective gross income minus management and operating expenses. Cash flow is NOI minus the annual mortgage. Cap rate uses NOI before depreciation and ignores leverage; cash-on-cash divides cash flow by the cash you actually put in. The exit ROI projects sale value either from the appreciation rate you choose or your target sell price, subtracts what's left on the loan plus cost to sell, then adds the cumulative operating cash flow.

Country-agnostic — taxes (income, capital gains, transfer) are not modelled. Always validate the numbers against your own tax advisor and lender quote.

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