Rental Property Calculator
Estimate NOI, cap rate, cash flow, and cash-on-cash return.
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Derive cap rate from value or implied value from a target cap rate.
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Estimate NOI, cap rate, cash flow, and cash-on-cash return.
Compare the cost of renting versus buying a home over time.
Estimate how much rent you can afford from your income.
Calculate return on investment as a percentage, with optional annualized ROI.
Project investment growth from a lump sum and monthly contributions.
Estimate monthly EMI, total interest, and amount payable for a loan.
Estimate monthly mortgage payments with optional tax, insurance, and HOA (defaults to 30 years).
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Build NOI from income and expenses, then either compute cap rate from property value or solve for implied value from a target cap rate.
Cap rate summarizes income return independent of financing—useful for comparing properties across markets. It ignores appreciation, tax benefits, and loan leverage.
NOI should exclude mortgage payments and capital expenditures you treat separately. Inconsistent NOI definitions distort comparisons.
Lower cap rates often imply lower perceived risk or stronger growth markets; higher cap rates may signal risk or value-add opportunity.
Enter income and expenses, choose mode, and provide either property value or target cap rate. Vacancy loss can be entered as dollars or a percent of gross rent.
NOI of ~$33,600 on a $500,000 property is about a 6.7% cap rate; at a 6% target cap the implied value is higher.
Computes NOI from income and expenses, then either derives cap rate from property value or implied value from a target cap rate.
Estimates only for educational purposes. Not financial, tax, or legal advice. Verify figures with your lender, advisor, or official IRS/SSA sources before making decisions.
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FAQ
Cap rate = NOI ÷ property value. Value = NOI ÷ cap rate.
Use the value basis you care about—purchase price for deal analysis or market value for current yield.
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