Evaluate rental property returns. Estimate capitalization rate, net operating income (NOI), cash-on-cash return, and gross rent multiplier for commercial real estate analysis.
Total potential rent collected if fully occupied.
Laundry, parking, storage, or ancillary income streams.
Typical ranges: 5–10% for stabilized properties.
Includes taxes, insurance, management, maintenance, utilities, and reserves.
Use asking price, purchase price, or appraised value to compute cap rate.
Annual mortgage payments (principal + interest). Set to 0 for all-cash deals.
Down payment + closing costs + rehab budget for cash-on-cash calculation.
Enter annual rental income, vacancy, and operating expenses. Provide purchase price or value to compute cap rate and compare investments quickly.
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Disclaimer: Cap rates are one metric among many. Always conduct thorough due diligence including property inspections, market analysis, and consult with a qualified real estate professional before investing.