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Rental Property Analyzer

Instantly calculate cash flow, cash-on-cash return, cap rate, NOI, and gross yield for any rental property. Full expense breakdown — results update in real time.

Full expense breakdown Cap rate & CoC return Real-time results

Monthly Cash Flow

-$17/mo

CoC Return

-0.49%

Cap Rate

6.44%

Annual Cash Flow

-$200

❌ Negative Cash Flow

Property Inputs

Acquisition & Financing

$
$

Current or projected

%

Typical: 20–25%

%
yrs

Income & Vacancy

%

Typical: 5–10%

% of rent

Typical: 8–10%

Annual Operating Expenses

$

Annual

$

Annual

% of value

Typical: 1%

% of value

Roof, HVAC, etc.

$

Utilities, HOA, etc.

Full Income Statement

Gross Rental Income$22,200
Vacancy (7%)− $1,554
Effective Gross Income$20,646
Property Management− $1,858
Property Taxes− $2,400
Insurance− $1,200
Maintenance & Repairs− $1,800
CapEx Reserve− $1,800
Other Expenses− $0
Net Operating Income (NOI)$11,588
Annual Debt Service− $11,788
Annual Cash Flow-$200

Monthly Cash Flow

-$17

Cash-on-Cash Return

-0.49%

on $40,500 invested

Cap Rate

6.44%

Gross Rent Multiplier

8.1x

1% Rule Check

Monthly rent is 1.03% of purchase price. Passes the 1% rule — strong rent-to-price ratio. ✓

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How to Use the Rental Property Analyzer

Follow these steps to analyze any rental deal in under 2 minutes.

1

Enter purchase price and monthly rent

Use the asking price (or your offer price) and either actual current rent or your market-rate estimate. Be conservative on rent — use what the property rents for today, not your 'upside' projection.

2

Set your financing terms

Enter your expected down payment percentage, interest rate, and loan term. If you're paying cash, set the down payment to 100% — all financing fields will zero out and you'll see an unlevered return.

3

Set vacancy and management

Enter your local vacancy rate (5–10% is typical for most markets) and property management fee (8–10% of collected rent if you're using a property manager). Self-managing? Enter 0% management — but add it back when you eventually need it.

4

Enter operating expenses

Property taxes and insurance are fixed costs — get actual numbers from the listing or county records. Set maintenance at 1% of property value/year and CapEx (capital expenditures) at another 1% for roof, HVAC, water heater, appliances. These are the expenses most beginners forget.

Example: Single-Family Rental in Memphis, TN

A real-world example shared by a REICommunity member (2025):

Purchase Price

$148,000

Monthly Rent

$1,550

Down Payment

25% ($37,000)

Interest Rate

7.0% / 30yr

Monthly Cash Flow

+$187/mo

Cash-on-Cash Return

5.5%

Cap Rate

7.1%

This deal clears the 1% rule (1.05%), cash-flows from day one, and has a 7.1% cap rate — above market average for Memphis. With a property manager at 9%, the investor spends zero time on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Rental property analysis explained for real estate investors.

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