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Quickly analyze the income, operating expenses, NOI, cap rate, financing, and estimated cash flow of an investment property.

Enter the property's purchase price, expected rent, expenses, and financing information below.

Important

Keep property operating performance and financing separate.

NOI and Cap Rate must be calculated BEFORE mortgage/debt-service expenses.

The Calculator

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Every result updates the moment you change an input. There is no calculate button, no page reload, and nothing is sent anywhere. All math runs in your browser. Designed for single-family rentals, condos, townhomes, multifamily properties and student housing.

Property & Purchase

Section 1

Total acquisition cost

$408,000

Purchase + closing + renovations + other initial costs

Rental Income

Section 2

Gross rental income

Monthly

$3,200

Annual

$38,400

Total monthly gross income

$3,200

Total annual gross income

$38,400

Vacancy

Section 3

Annual gross income

$38,400

Vacancy allowance

-$1,920

Effective gross income

$36,480

Operating Expenses

Section 4

Property management

Repairs & maintenance

Capital expenditure reserve

Utilities paid by owner

Other expenses

Operating Expense Summary

Section 5

Property management

$2,918

Property taxes

$3,600

Insurance

$1,800

HOA

$0

Maintenance

$1,920

CapEx reserve

$1,920

Utilities

$0

Other expenses

$0

Total operating expenses

$12,158

Operating expense ratio

33.33%

Net Operating Income

Section 6

Effective gross income

$36,480

Operating expenses

-$10,358

Net operating income (NOI)

$24,322

Important: mortgage payments and financing expenses must NOT be deducted when calculating NOI.

Cap Rate

Section 7

Cap rate

6.08%

NOI ÷ purchase price

Cap rate on total acquisition cost

5.96%

NOI ÷ total acquisition cost

Cap rate measures the property's operating return before financing and is calculated using the property's Net Operating Income divided by the purchase price.

Purchase Method

Section 8

Purchase price

$400,000

Cash investment (purchase + closing + renovation + initial costs)

$408,000

Annual NOI

$24,322

Annual cash flow before tax

$24,322

Cash-on-cash return

5.96%

For an all-cash purchase, annual cash flow before tax equals NOI. Cash-on-cash equals NOI divided by total cash invested.

Financing

Section 9

Edit either the percentage or the dollar amount. They stay in sync automatically.

Loan amount

$320,000

Purchase price minus down payment

Monthly principal & interest

$2,129

Annual debt service

$25,547

Interest Rate Scenarios

Section 10

See how the investment performs if your rate moves. The entered rate is highlighted as the base scenario.

Rate Monthly payment Annual debt service Monthly cash flow Annual cash flow Cash-on-cash
6.00% $1,919 $23,030 $108 $1,292 1.47%
6.50% $2,023 $24,276 $4 $46 0.05%
7.00%Base scenario $2,129 $25,547 -$102 -$1,225 -1.39%
7.50% $2,237 $26,844 -$210 -$2,522 -2.87%
8.00% $2,348 $28,176 -$318 -$3,854 -4.38%

Financed Cash Flow

Section 11

Monthly mortgage payment

$2,129

Annual debt service

$25,549

Annual NOI

$26,122

Annual cash flow before tax

-$1,225

Monthly cash flow

-$102

Cash-on-Cash Return

Section 12

Total cash invested

$88,000

Annual cash flow

-$1,225

Cash-on-cash return

-1.39%

Initial cash investment: down payment + closing costs + renovations + other initial costs.

Visual Profit Breakdown

Where the rental income goes

Gross rental income

$38,400

minus

Vacancy

-$1,920

minus

Operating expenses

-$10,358

equals

NOI

$26,122

minus

Debt service

-$25,549

equals

Cash flow before tax

-$1,225

Gross income, then operating expenses, then NOI, then mortgage / debt service, then the cash flow you actually keep.

Optional Investor Metrics

Extra reads on the same deal

GRM, gross rent multiplier

10.42

Purchase price ÷ annual gross rental income

Debt service coverage ratio

0.95

NOI ÷ annual debt service

Break-even occupancy

98.19%

Occupancy needed to cover operating expenses and debt service

Property Investment Summary

The property

Purchase price

$400,000

Total acquisition cost

$408,000

Monthly gross income

$3,200

Annual gross income

$38,400

Effective gross income

$36,480

Annual operating expenses

$12,158

Net operating income (NOI)

$24,322

Cap rate

6.08%

Financing

Down payment

$80,000

Loan amount

$320,000

Interest rate

7.00%

Monthly mortgage payment

$2,129

Annual debt service

$25,547

Cash flow

Monthly cash flow before tax

-$102

Annual cash flow before tax

-$1,225

Cash-on-cash return

-1.39%

Disclaimer

Investment calculations are estimates provided for informational and educational purposes only. Actual income, expenses, financing terms, taxes, insurance, vacancy, maintenance costs, and investment returns may vary. Investors should independently verify all financial information and consult appropriate financial, tax, lending, and legal professionals before making an investment decision.

Considering an investment property in Georgia?

Rob Dietrich can help evaluate the property, rental income, comparable sales, operating assumptions, and investment potential before you make an offer.

Rob Dietrich, REALTOR®

eXp Realty

AI Certified Real Estate Strategist