Will this property pay off?
See how cash flow and equity evolve — year by year.
Expense Assumptions
5% vacancy · 7% maintenance · 8% PM = 20% of gross rent deducted from all projections
Monthly cash flow at year 10
+$834
You start at $174 today — rent growth does the rest
$54,557
net cash received over 10 years
$37,242
loan principal paid by tenants
$245,113
at 3% annual appreciation · year 10
Where your return comes from
Projections are illustrative estimates based on the inputs you enter and assumed growth rates. Actual cash flow, appreciation, and returns will differ. This tool does not account for taxes, financing changes, tenant risk, or local market conditions. Not financial advice.
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