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Yu Liu
  • Investor
  • Tallahassee
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RE Analysis Calculator Feedback

Yu Liu
  • Investor
  • Tallahassee
Posted

Just starting to get into RE and started analyzing property. I created a calculator using excel and was wondering if there were any other metrics I should include or things that I did wrong or didn't account for or just any feedback in general to improve it. I use very conservative values (10% Capex, repairs, vacancy rates, etc)

I compared it with a couple of other online calculators and it gave me similar results. 

This is the link

My formulas for the "Key Metrics" are shown in the "Notes" section. 

The mortgage is calculated using the 

For a screenshot:

Feel free to use it and improve it for your own endeavors

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Hai Loc
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Hai Loc
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Minor adjustment.. 

Mortgage is not an expense and I noticed you not did calculate it as an expense

Proper way is to add a column between NOI and Cash Flow and call it "debt service" that is where you plug in Mortgage payment..

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