Renting & yield
Rent, yield, deposit and the prorated calculations of a tenancy start or end. 15 tools, including Cash-on-cash return calculator, Gross rent multiplier calculator, Maximum rent calculator and Prorated Rent Calculator. All free, with no account and nothing to install.
Cash-on-cash return calculatorCompute the cash-on-cash return of a property from its annual cash flow and cash invested.Gross rent multiplier calculatorCompute the gross rent multiplier (GRM) of a property from price and annual rent.Maximum rent calculatorSet your own effort rate, take out charges and running loans, and read the rent against two published reference lines.Prorated Rent CalculatorWork out the partial rent owed for a mid-month move-in or move-out, by actual days, a 30-day month or 365-day basis.Rent Affordability CalculatorSee how much rent you can afford using the 30% rule and a debt-adjusted 28/36 rule, and test a target rent.Rent increase calculatorWork out your new rent and the increase amount after a percentage rise.Rent Split CalculatorSplit the total rent equally between housemates.Rent-to-income ratio calculatorCompute the share of your income that goes to rent (the 30% rule of thumb).Rent vs Buy CalculatorCompare the monthly cost of renting versus buying a home.Rental cash-flow calculatorCompute the monthly cash-flow of a rental after loan, vacancy, running costs and a works provision, with DSCR and break-even occupancy.Rental property calculatorAnalyse a rental property like an investor: from the price, financing, rent and operating costs it works out the monthly mortgage, the cash flow, the capitalisation rate, the cash-on-cash return and the gross yield — the core numbers that tell you whether a deal makes money.Rental yield calculatorCompute the gross and net rental yield of an investment property, after acquisition costs, vacancy and running costs.Roommate Rent SplitterSplit rent fairly by room size, with an optional income-weighting blend.Section 8 rent calculatorEstimate the tenant's share and the housing-assistance payment (HAP) under the US Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program. It applies HUD's rules — $480 per dependent and a $400 elderly/disabled deduction — to reach adjusted income, takes 30% of the monthly adjusted income as the Total Tenant Payment, and compares your unit's gross rent against the payment standard to size the subsidy.Vacancy rate calculatorCompute the vacancy rate of a rental portfolio from vacant and total units.