Understanding the potential return on a home is key when you’re buying—especially if you’re weighing updates, resale value, or long-term rental income. This ROI Calculator gives you a quick breakdown of what a property could earn, how improvements may impact value, and whether renting or selling makes the most sense.

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Real Estate ROI Calculator

Estimate potential return on a property based on your purchase, renovation, selling, and rental assumptions.

Purchase & Renovation

Taxes, insurance, utilities, interest, HOA, etc. during the renovation/holding period.

Exit & Rental Assumptions

Sell After Renovation (Flip)

Includes agent commissions, seller closing costs, and other selling expenses.

Hold as a Rental

Financing (for Rental Scenario)

Flip / Sell After Renovation – Estimated ROI

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Hold as a Rental – Estimated Cash Flow & ROI

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Effective Monthly Rent (After Vacancy):
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Monthly Operating Expenses (No Mortgage):
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Disclosure: This real estate ROI calculator is a general educational tool. All figures are estimates based on the numbers you enter and simplified assumptions about renovation costs, holding costs, rental income, vacancies, expenses, financing, appreciation, and selling costs. Actual returns will vary based on your specific property, loan terms, market conditions, tax situation, and overall financial profile. This tool does not include every possible cost or tax implication and does not represent a loan application, approval, quote, or commitment to lend. It is not tax, legal, or financial advice. Only a licensed mortgage lender can tell you what you qualify for and what your exact payments would be, and only a qualified tax professional or CPA can advise you on the tax treatment of real estate investments. You should review any investment decision with your lender, CPA, and other professional advisors before moving forward.