Where does this rental deal stop paying for itself?
Put in the rent you expect, vacancy, running costs and the mortgage payment, then a fall in rent and a rise in costs to test. See the monthly cash flow, the stress-tested figure and the occupancy needed to break even. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
How it adds up, each year
- Rent a year, if never empty
- $24,000
- Vacancy allowance a year
- $1,200
- Taxes, insurance and other costs a year
- $5,700
- Maintenance and management a year
- $4,560
- Net operating income a year
- $12,540
- Mortgage payments a year
- $12,000
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MetaRent — rental deal stress test · Cash flow of $45 a month at the figures entered · -$155 a month with rent 10% lower and costs 10% higher · Breaks even at 92% occupancy Run it yourself: https://metarent.io
Method: rent collected = monthly rent x twelve, less the vacancy allowance. Costs = taxes + insurance + other costs, plus maintenance and management as shares of rent collected. Cash flow = rent collected - costs - mortgage payments, per month. The stress test lowers rent collected and raises taxes, insurance and other costs by the shares you enter. Break-even occupancy is the share of a full year's rent that covers every cost and payment.
Where does this rental deal stop paying for itself?
Put in the rent you expect, vacancy, running costs and the mortgage payment, then a fall in rent and a rise in costs to test. See the monthly cash flow, the stress-tested figure and the occupancy needed to break even. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
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