Mortgage and Real Estate calculator

Real Estate calculator.

Model rental-property income, debt service, operating costs, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, and projected sale equity in one enriched calculator.

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Cash flow, cap rate, ROI, and sale equity.
Compare income with costs, financing, and appreciation.
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Input--model
Cost--estimate
Total--summary
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Real estate investment inputs

Use the grouped fields to model a purchase, mortgage, rent, expenses, appreciation, and sale assumptions.

Purchase and financing

Model the acquisition price, cash invested, and fixed mortgage terms.

Expected property purchase price.
Cash paid toward purchase.
Annual fixed interest rate.
Mortgage amortization term.
Acquisition costs as a percent of price.

Income and operating costs

Estimate rent, vacancy, management, tax, insurance, and recurring repairs.

Expected collected rent before vacancy.
Expected lost rent.
Annual tax estimate.
Insurance premium estimate.
Maintenance, HOA, utilities, and reserves.
Percent of rent paid for management.

Growth and sale assumptions

Project value, rent growth, selling costs, and exit equity.

Expected property value growth.
Used for cash-flow projection.
Agent commissions and sale expenses.
Projection period.

Reference features: Built from the real-estate section reference, which points users to mortgage, down payment, APR, rental property, rent-vs-buy, and home equity workflows.

Visual breakdown

Key outputs update in stacked result cards, charts, and tables.

Live modelProperty ROI

Equity projection

Projected equity over the holding period using appreciation and loan amortization.

Projection table

Annual property value, loan balance, cash flow, and equity detail.

About the Real Estate Calculator

This calculator is designed for a rental or investment property review. It combines purchase price, financing, rent, vacancy, expenses, appreciation, selling costs, and holding period assumptions so the page behaves like a full calculator rather than a placeholder.

Overview Estimate cash flow first, then compare cap rate, cash-on-cash return, and projected equity. The model is most useful for screening and comparing properties before doing lender, tax, and inspection due diligence.

Cash flow

Monthly cash flow subtracts vacancy, management, taxes, insurance, repairs, and mortgage payment from expected rent.

Cap rate

Cap rate looks at net operating income before debt, which makes it useful for comparing properties regardless of financing.

Sale equity

Projected sale equity estimates future value minus selling costs and remaining loan balance.

How to use this calculator

Enter the property price, planned down payment, financing terms, rent, expense assumptions, and holding period. Review the cards first, then use the charts and table to compare income, debt, and projected equity.

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⚠ Disclaimer: This calculator is for education and planning only. Rental income, vacancy, repairs, taxes, insurance, sale price, financing terms, and taxes can vary materially. Confirm assumptions with qualified real estate, lending, tax, and legal professionals.

Real estate calculator FAQ

Answers about cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, appreciation, and investment-property modeling.

What does this real estate calculator estimate?

It estimates monthly cash flow, net operating income, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, loan balance, projected sale equity, and ROI.

Is cap rate the same as cash-on-cash return?

No. Cap rate compares net operating income with purchase price before debt. Cash-on-cash return compares annual cash flow after debt with cash invested.

Does this include taxes and insurance?

Yes. The model includes annual property tax and insurance as monthly operating costs.

Does this guarantee investment performance?

No. It is an educational model. Actual rents, expenses, vacancy, appreciation, sale price, and financing can differ.