Property Calculator
Comprehensive real estate investment analysis tool. Calculate property ROI, rental yield, mortgage payments, cash flow analysis, and investment projections with detailed financial breakdowns and market insights.
Complete Real Estate Analysis Suite
Our advanced property calculator provides comprehensive real estate investment analysis for investors, real estate professionals, and homebuyers. Analyze property investments with detailed calculations including ROI, cash flow, rental yield, and mortgage scenarios.
Perfect for real estate investors, property managers, financial advisors, and anyone looking to make informed property investment decisions with accurate financial projections and market analysis.
Analysis Features:
Analysis Type
Investment Analysis
Property Details
Monthly Expenses
Investment Analysis Results
Detailed Analysis
Analysis History
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Key Real Estate Metrics
Cash Flow: Monthly rental income minus all expenses. Positive cash flow means the property generates income.
ROI (Return on Investment): Annual return as a percentage of total investment. Higher ROI indicates better investment performance.
Cap Rate: Net Operating Income divided by property value. Used to compare investment properties.
Rental Yield: Annual rental income as a percentage of property value. Indicates rental income potential.
Cash-on-Cash Return: Annual cash flow divided by initial cash invested. Measures return on actual cash invested.
Investment Tips
Location Analysis: Research neighborhood trends, schools, employment, and future development plans.
Market Research: Compare rental rates and property values in the area using recent sales data.
Hidden Costs: Factor in maintenance, vacancy periods, property management, and capital improvements.
Financing Options: Compare different loan products and consider the impact of leverage on returns.
Exit Strategy: Plan your long-term strategy including potential appreciation and resale value.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a good ROI for rental property?
Generally, 8-12% annual ROI is considered good for rental properties, though this varies by location and market conditions.
How do I calculate cash flow?
Cash flow = Monthly rent - (Mortgage + Taxes + Insurance + Maintenance + Management + Other expenses).
What is the 1% rule?
The 1% rule suggests monthly rent should equal at least 1% of the purchase price. For example, a $300,000 property should rent for $3,000/month.
How much should I budget for expenses?
Typically budget 25-35% of rental income for expenses including taxes, insurance, maintenance, vacancy, and management.
What is cap rate and why is it important?
Cap rate measures the return on investment based on income alone. It helps compare properties and assess investment potential.
Should I use financing or pay cash?
Financing can amplify returns through leverage, but also increases risk. Consider your risk tolerance and available capital.