Cash-on-Cash Return Calculator
Return on cash invested.
Open →Find net operating income from rent, vacancy and expenses.
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Net operating income (NOI) is a rental property’s income after vacancy and operating expenses, but before mortgage payments and taxes. Start with gross rent, subtract expected vacancy, then subtract operating costs like management, insurance, repairs and property tax. $30,000 gross, 5% vacancy and $10,000 expenses gives an NOI of $18,500.
NOI is the foundation for cap rate and property valuation. It deliberately excludes financing so properties can be compared regardless of how they’re bought.
NOI = effective rental income − operating expenses
Subtract vacancy and operating expenses from gross rental income. It excludes mortgage payments and income tax.
Management, maintenance, insurance, property tax and utilities — not mortgage principal and interest, or depreciation.
So a property’s earning power can be judged independently of how it’s financed.
Return on cash invested.
Open →Price ÷ annual rent.
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Open →Gross rental yield.
Open →Same plain method, different figures.
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