Estimate cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, and IRR on a buy-and-hold rental
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Purchase
Rehab
Operating Expenses (annual)
Income
BRRRR — Refinance
Results — Before Refinance (Cash + Rehab)
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Net Operating Income (yr)
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Cap Rate
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Monthly Cash Flow (no debt)
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Total Cash Invested
Results — After Refinance (BRRRR)
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New Loan Amount
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Cash Out at Refinance
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Cash Left in Deal
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% Capital Recouped
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Post-Refi Monthly Payment
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Post-Refi Monthly Cash Flow
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Post-Refi Cash-on-Cash Return
Assumptions: property is purchased and rehabbed with cash (no acquisition loan); refinance is assumed to happen immediately after rehab is complete, at the ARV and LTV entered above; the new loan pays off the cash invested in the purchase and rehab, with any excess returned to you as cash out; rent and expenses grow at the annual rates entered above; management fee is applied to effective gross income. This tool is for estimation only and is not financial advice — verify assumptions with your lender and accountant before making investment decisions.
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RENTAL PROPERTY ROI SUMMARY
BRRRR Deal Analysis
Purchase & Rehab
Purchase Price
Rehab Total
Operating Expenses (annual)
Property Tax
Insurance
Utility Fee
Maintenance
Other Costs
Annual Expense Increase
Income
Monthly Rent
Other Monthly Income
Vacancy Rate
Management Fee
Annual Rent Increase
BRRRR — Refinance
After Repair Value (ARV)
Refinance LTV
Refinance Rate
Refinance Term
Refinance Closing Costs
Results — Before Refinance (Cash + Rehab)
Net Operating Income (yr)
Cap Rate
Monthly Cash Flow (no debt)
Results — After Refinance (BRRRR)
Total Cash Invested
New Loan Amount
Cash Out at Refinance
Cash Left in Deal
% Capital Recouped
Post-Refi Monthly Payment
Post-Refi Monthly Cash Flow
Post-Refi Cash-on-Cash Return
Assumptions: property is purchased and rehabbed with cash (no acquisition loan); refinance is assumed to happen immediately after rehab is complete, at the ARV and LTV entered above; the new loan pays off the cash invested in the purchase and rehab, with any excess returned as cash out; rent and expenses grow at the annual rates entered above; management fee is applied to effective gross income. For estimation only — not financial advice. Verify assumptions with your lender and accountant before making investment decisions.