Check legality before revenue, then run the numbers. Everything below is computed in your browser from your own inputs. We do not pull listing data and we do not invent market rents: any prefilled figure is an editable assumption, labeled as such.
monthly cash flow after mortgage and expenses
| Effective monthly rent (after vacancy) | |
| Monthly mortgage (principal and interest) | |
| Taxes, insurance, HOA | |
| Management and maintenance | |
| Annual net operating income (before mortgage) | |
| Cap rate | |
| Cash invested (down plus closing) | |
| Cash on cash return |
monthly cash flow after mortgage and expenses
| Gross revenue (nightly rate x occupancy) | |
| Booked nights per month | |
| Platform and management fees | |
| Net cleaning cost (cost minus guest fees) | |
| Extra utilities and supplies | |
| Monthly mortgage (principal and interest) | |
| Taxes, insurance, HOA | |
| Cash on cash return |
How to read this: cash flow uses your rent, rate, and occupancy inputs exactly as entered. The mortgage is a standard fixed rate amortization on the loan amount (price minus down payment). Cap rate is long term NOI divided by price and does not apply to the Short Term Rental column because Short Term Rental income is an operating business, not a lease. If either rent figure is a guess, the verdict is a guess too. That is why every input stays editable.
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