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    Landlord & Rental Property Calculators

    Thirteen free calculators for buying, financing and running a rental. Each one shows its formula and a worked example, and you can use all of them without an account.

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    Most rental math comes down to a few questions. Does the rent cover the expenses and the mortgage? What return do you get on the cash you put in? Will a lender agree? These calculators answer those questions one at a time. Each page opens with an example already filled in, so you can see how the numbers fit together before you enter your own.

    The math runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere unless you choose to save it, and saving needs a free account. Results are estimates that depend on the inputs you give them, so check rents, taxes, insurance and rates against real quotes before you rely on them.

    Analyze a deal

    Start with income and expenses, then see what the price and your financing do to the return.

    Finance it

    Check whether the rent covers the loan the way a lender will, and see where each payment goes.

    Fix it up and rent it out

    Budget the renovation, then charge the right amount when a tenant moves in mid-month.

    Screen tenants and set the rent

    Check an applicant's income against the rent, then set deposits, late fees and increases within your state's limits.

    Ready to rent it out?

    Once the numbers work, you need a lease. The lease agreement generator walks you through one step by step, with free e-signing and no card required.

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