Rental Performance

Rental Property Analysis Calculator.

Estimate rental cash flow, NOI, cap rate, DSCR, cash-on-cash return, gross rent multiplier, and cash invested from editable financing, income, vacancy, and expense assumptions.

The browser calculator runs locally for a disciplined first pass. Kora on iPhone and iPad adds branded Rental Performance summaries for investor conversations.

Kora Rental Performance showing cash-on-cash return, annual cash flow, cap rate, NOI, and branded export summary.
Kora rental property analysis on iPhone showing cash flow and return metrics.
Rental Performance in Kora on iPhone and iPad.
Free browser calculator

Run a rental property first pass.

The prefilled values are an editable example. Results stay in this browser and do not guarantee investment performance.

Acquisition, financing, and income
Advanced acquisition and operating expenses
Formula and definitions

Know what the result includes.

NOI = effective gross income - operating expenses. Annual cash flow = NOI - annual debt service. Cap rate = NOI / purchase price. Cash-on-cash return = annual cash flow / cash invested.

Effective gross income
Scheduled rent plus other income, reduced by the vacancy assumption.
NOI
Annual effective gross income minus annual operating expenses, before loan payments.
DSCR
Net operating income divided by annual debt service.
Cash invested
Down payment, closing costs, and initial repairs entered for the scenario.
Editable worked example

Start with an example, then replace every assumption.

The editable example starts with a $400,000 purchase price, 20% down payment, 6.75% example rate, $2,800 monthly rent, $150 other monthly income, and a 5% vacancy assumption. Replace each value with property-specific evidence.

The result panel updates as the inputs change. Prefilled figures are not recommendations, current rates, market data, or a promise of transaction results.

Kora Cap Rate showing NOI, property value, cap rate, implied price, and branded cap rate summary.
Kora Cap Rate showing NOI, property value, cap rate, implied price, and branded cap rate summary.
Agent workflow

Use the estimate without losing the assumptions.

  1. 1
    Enter the acquisition and financing

    Use the expected purchase price, down payment, rate, term, closing costs, and initial repairs.

  2. 2
    Use realistic operating assumptions

    Enter rent, vacancy, taxes, insurance, management, maintenance, capital reserves, utilities, and other costs.

  3. 3
    Treat the output as a first pass

    Compare cash flow and return metrics, then complete deeper due diligence before making an investment decision.

From estimate to follow-up

Create a branded PDF or PNG in Kora.

The free web calculator handles the estimate. Kora for iPhone and iPad keeps all eight calculators together and turns supported results into branded Portrait, Landscape, or Square summaries.

Example Kora branded real estate calculator export for a client conversation.
Example of a branded Kora calculator summary prepared for client follow-up.
Important limitations

An estimate is a starting point.

Rental returns are not guaranteed. Rent, vacancy, repairs, capital expenditures, management, insurance, taxes, financing, local regulation, and property condition can change actual results. This calculator is not investment, tax, lending, or legal advice.

What this helps with

Rental Performance in Kora.

Kora keeps this task connected to the calculations, assumptions, and branded follow-up agents commonly need next.

Review purchase, finance, income, vacancy, expenses, reserves, and final return metrics.

Estimate annual cash flow, NOI, cap rate, DSCR, cash-on-cash return, and GRM.

Share a branded Rental Performance summary.

For real estate agents

Give an investor conversation a disciplined first pass.

Rental Performance keeps acquisition, financing, income, vacancy, expenses, reserves, and return metrics together so an agent can frame the next questions before deeper underwriting.

Investor consultation

Keep assumptions visible, review the estimate, and verify final transaction details with the appropriate professionals.

Property comparison

Keep assumptions visible, review the estimate, and verify final transaction details with the appropriate professionals.

Rental summary

Keep assumptions visible, review the estimate, and verify final transaction details with the appropriate professionals.

FAQ

Rental Performance FAQ

Quick answers before you download.

What rental metrics does Kora include?

Kora includes cash flow, cap rate, DSCR, NOI, annual cash flow, cash-on-cash return, and GRM.

What expenses belong in a rental analysis?

Use property taxes, insurance, HOA, utilities paid by the owner, management, repairs, capital reserves, and other recurring operating costs that apply to the property.

Does the calculator guarantee rental returns?

No. It provides estimates from the assumptions entered. Actual income, expenses, financing, vacancy, repairs, and market conditions can differ.

Is this investment advice?

No. Kora provides estimates for planning and client conversations, not legal, tax, financing, or investment advice.

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