Rental Income Projector
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How Rental Income Projection works
The Rental Income Projector forecasts net rental income over multiple years using annual rent-growth and expense-growth rates. It does not model vacancy, mortgage payments, property taxes, or capital appreciation — fold those into your annual expenses, or use the Rental Analyzer for full underwriting.
Example
Key features
A realistic scenario showing how the calculation guides a practical decision.
Formula
Year 1 Net = (Monthly Rent × 12) − Annual Expenses. Rent and expenses then grow each year by their entered rates. No vacancy or mortgage is assumed — add them as expenses.
- Multi-year rental income projections (up to 50 years)
- Annual rent increases and expense growth
- Net income and cumulative income per year
- Simple model — no vacancy, mortgage, or equity assumed
Watch out
Common mistakes
- Forgetting that vacancy, management fees, repairs, property tax, and mortgage payments are not modeled here — add them to annual expenses or your net income is overstated.
- Using rent growth above market inflation (2-3%) without evidence; optimistic assumptions lead to disappointing real-world returns.