Calculators
Run the numbers before you make a move. Pick the calculator that fits you.
Home payment calculator
For first-time buyers. See your estimated monthly payment and how much cash you need to close.
Your numbers
- Principal and interest
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- Property taxes
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- Home insurance
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- Mortgage insurance (under 20% down)
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- HOA
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- Loan amount
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- Cash needed to close
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- Income to keep housing at 28%
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House hacking calculator
Live in one unit and rent the rest. See what your housing costs after the tenants pay their share.
Your numbers
- Total monthly cost of the property
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- Rent collected after vacancy
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- Share of cost covered by rent
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- Mortgage payment (P&I)
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- Rent needed to cover everything
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- Loan amount
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- Cash needed to close
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Owner-occupied loans usually require you to live in the property, often for at least a year. Loan rules for 2 to 4 unit homes differ, so ask your lender.
Buy and hold calculator
For rental investors. See monthly cash flow, cap rate, and cash-on-cash return.
Your numbers
- Cash flow per year
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- Cap rate
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- Cash-on-cash return
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- Total cash invested
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- Mortgage payment (P&I)
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- Net operating income per year
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- Debt service coverage (DSCR)
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Enter 8 to 10 for property management if you plan to hire a manager.
BRRRR calculator
See your cash left in the deal after the refinance, plus cash flow and equity. The sample numbers are only a starting point.
Your numbers
- Total cost to buy and rehab
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- Refinance loan
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- Refinance closing costs
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- Mortgage payment (P&I)
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- Monthly cash flow
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- Cash-on-cash return
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- Equity after refinance
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- Value you created (ARV minus cost)
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- Debt service coverage (DSCR)
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Lenders often lend up to about 75% of appraised value on a rental, and may require a waiting period before a cash-out refinance. Ask your lender.
These calculators give estimates only. They are not financial advice or a loan offer. Taxes, insurance and mortgage insurance vary by property and lender, and your actual rate depends on your credit, down payment and loan type. Talk to a lender about your own situation.