Estimate your monthly payment based on loan amount, interest rate, down payment, and term.
For Investors
Potential rental income after accounting for expected vacancy, plus any other income the property generates.
What the property actually clears after operating expenses, before debt service and taxes.
A quick measure of return based on income relative to property value — higher generally means more return, but often more risk.
How comfortably the property’s income covers its debt payments. Above 1.0 means the property covers its own debt.
The overall percentage return on what you actually put into the deal.
Backs into a property value using the income approach — useful for sanity-checking an asking price.
A fast NOI estimate when you don’t have exact expense figures yet — just a gross income and a typical expense ratio.
Monthly rent as a percentage of purchase price — a fast filter many investors use (the "1% rule" and similar).
Return based only on the actual cash you put in, not the full property value — useful when financing is involved.
