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Rental Property ROI Calculator

Calculate cap rate, cash-on-cash return, and estimate IRR for your rental property investments. Make data-driven decisions with our comprehensive ROI analysis tool.

Property Information

Income & Expenses

Projections

Investment Returns

Cap Rate
NOI รท Value
CoC Return
Cash Flow รท Invested
IRR Estimate

Monthly Breakdown

Gross Rent
Mortgage (P&I)
Property Tax
Insurance
HOA
Maintenance
Vacancy Allowance
Property Management
Net Cash Flow

Annual Summary

Annual NOI
Annual Cash Flow
Total Cash Invested
Monthly Mortgage

Future Value Projection

Property Value After Years
Remaining Loan Balance
Equity at Sale

Understanding Rental Property ROI Metrics

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Cap Rate

Capitalization Rate measures the relationship between net operating income (NOI) and property value. Calculated as NOI รท Property Value

Good benchmark: 8% or higher

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Cash-on-Cash Return

Measures annual cash flow relative to actual cash invested. Calculated as Annual Cash Flow รท Cash Invested

Good benchmark: 8% or higher

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Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

Estimates your annualized return including cash flow, appreciation, and equity buildup over your holding period.

Good benchmark: 15% or higher

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's a good cap rate for rental property?

Generally, 8%+ is excellent, 5-8% is good, and below 5% may indicate overpricing unless you're in a prime location with strong appreciation potential.

Should I use cap rate or cash-on-cash return?

Use both! Cap rate is better for comparing properties (eliminates financing differences), while cash-on-cash return shows your actual return on invested cash.

What expenses should I include in ROI calculations?

Include property taxes, insurance, HOA fees, maintenance (5-10% of rent), property management (8-10%), vacancy allowance (5-10%), and utilities you pay. Don't forget closing costs!

How accurate are the IRR estimates?

IRR estimates are based on your appreciation assumptions and holding period. They provide a good comparison between properties but actual returns will vary based on market conditions.

Can I have positive cap rate but negative cash flow?

Yes, with high leverage. This is called "alligator property" - it eats cash monthly. Ensure your cash-on-cash return meets your minimum requirements before investing.

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