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Advanced Rental & Real Estate Profit Calculator
Estimate revenue, expenses, financing, tax, net cash flow, ROI, cap rate, break-even occupancy and long-term property returns before committing to a deal.
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Two Deal Models
Rent-to-Rent or Buy-to-Let
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Flexible Revenue
Monthly rent or nightly shortlet
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Finance Analysis
Mortgage, debt and cash invested
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Advanced Returns
ROI, cap rate, DSCR and payback
Enter Your Property Assumptions
The results update automatically as you type. Start with your own figures or load a sample deal to see how the calculator works.
Step 1
Choose Your Deal Model
This changes the financing, investment and return calculations.
Step 2
Property & Revenue
Occupancy already accounts for vacant rooms or unbooked nights.
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Parking, cleaning fees, laundry, events, utility mark-up or extra services.
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Monthly Operating Expenses
Add recurring costs. Financing is calculated separately below.
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Electricity, water, gas, diesel and waste disposal.
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Revenue-Based Costs
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Reserve for repairs, furniture replacement and unexpected operating costs.
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Purchase & Mortgage Finance
The calculator estimates a standard amortising mortgage payment.
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Initial Investment & Setup Costs
Used to calculate cash-on-cash return, ROI and payback period.
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Understand the Numbers Behind the Deal
Review profitability, investment efficiency, financing pressure and the monthly path from revenue to net cash flow.
Initial Cash Invested
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Setup and acquisition costs
Operating Profit
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Monthly income before finance and tax
Operating Margin
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Pre-tax cash flow as a share of gross revenue
Payback Period
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Estimated time to recover initial cash
Break-Even Rate
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Required rate at current occupancy
Rent Coverage
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Gross revenue relative to base rent
Profit per Unit
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Monthly net profit divided by rentable units
Annual Setup ROI
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Annual net profit relative to initial setup cash
Capitalisation Rate
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Annual NOI divided by purchase price
Gross Rental Yield
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Annual gross rent divided by purchase price
Loan-to-Value
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Mortgage balance relative to purchase price
Year-One Total Return
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Cash flow, principal paid and estimated appreciation
Monthly Profit Breakdown
How the estimate moves from maximum revenue to final net cash flow.
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Revenue vs Cost
Visual comparison of income, expenses and final profit.
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Enter your deal assumptions to receive a profitability insight.
Occupancy Sensitivity Analysis
See how changes in occupancy affect gross income and monthly net profit. This helps you test conservative and optimistic scenarios before committing.
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A Better Way to Review Property Deals
Use realistic assumptions, include every recurring cost and test lower occupancy levels before deciding whether a deal is worth pursuing.
Choose the Correct Model
Select Rent-to-Rent when you lease and re-rent the property. Select Buy-to-Let when you own or plan to purchase the property.
Use Conservative Assumptions
Do not calculate only with perfect occupancy. Test the deal at 50%, 60% and 70% occupancy to understand your downside risk.
Review More Than Profit
Check ROI, break-even occupancy, cash invested, financing coverage and payback period before signing an agreement or purchasing.
Calculation assumptions: Nightly revenue uses an average of 30.4 days per month. Revenue-based expenses are applied to effective gross revenue. Income tax is applied only when pre-tax cash flow is positive. Mortgage calculations use a standard monthly amortisation formula. This tool provides estimates for planning and education; it is not legal, tax, investment or financial advice.
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