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Rental Property Deal Analyzer Spreadsheet
Run the numbers on a rental before you buy: single-family up to 20 units.
$19
Buy on Ko-fi, $19Instant download: you get one .xlsx file. For Google Sheets, upload it to Google Drive and open it with Google Sheets. Digital item, so nothing is shipped. Personal use only; please don't resell or share the file.
What's inside
- Inputs: price, closing costs, rehab plus contingency, after-repair value, financing terms, interest-only period, loan points, operating costs, CapEx reserve, growth rates, exit cap rate or appreciation, selling costs and hold period
- Rent Roll: up to 20 units with current and market rent; choose which to underwrite
- Deal Summary: NOI, cap rate (on price and all-in cost), DSCR, cash-on-cash, monthly cash flow, cash flow per unit, 1% rule, GRM, break-even occupancy, expense ratio, IRR and equity multiple
- Your minimums: set targets for cash-on-cash, DSCR, cap rate and cash flow per unit; each shows PASS or MISS
- 10-Year Projection: income, expenses, NOI, debt service, cash flow, loan balance, value, equity, sale proceeds, plus charts
- Sensitivity: monthly cash flow across rent and vacancy changes; cash-on-cash across price and interest-rate changes
- Refinance / BRRRR: new loan from ARV and LTV, payoff, cash out, cash left in the deal, and returns after the refinance
Good to know
- Works in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets and LibreOffice. No macros.
- Projections are estimates based on your assumptions, not a forecast.
- Yellow cells are for typing; grey cells calculate.
Not investment, tax or lending advice.
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Questions
What size properties does it cover?
Single-family up to 20 units.
Does it handle BRRRR?
Yes. The Refinance tab sizes a new loan from ARV and LTV and shows cash out, cash left in the deal and returns after the refinance.
Can I set my own buy criteria?
Yes. Set minimums for cash-on-cash, DSCR, cap rate and cash flow per unit, and each shows PASS or MISS.
Is the projection a forecast?
No. Projections are estimates based on your assumptions. Not investment, tax or lending advice.