00 Real Estate Evaluator (New)
00 Real Estate Evaluator (New)
00 Real Estate Evaluator (New)
Advanced Expenses
Capital Expenditures (Maintenance) $ Amt $0.00 $0.00
Landscape Maintenance (Maintenance) $ Amt $0.00 $0.00
Pest/Termite Control (Maintenance) $ Amt $0.00 $0.00
Reserves (Maintenance) $ Amt $0.00 $0.00
Supplies (Maintenance) $ Amt $0.00 $0.00
Monthly Yearly
Payment (principal & interest) #VALUE! #VALUE!
Step 1: Figure out your total out-of-pocket investment by filling out the yellow fields in the "Step 1" section of the s
Step 2: Next, calculate your operating income by filling out the relevant yellow fields. These include "Rent Per Un
Step 3: Then, tally your operating expenses by adding estimated monthly expenses to the appropriate yellow field
Use "Advanced Expenses" as needed or for commercial deals. The worksheet will then calculate your "To
Step 4: Calculate your mortgage payment by filling out each of the four yellow fileds with your loan information. T
For additional instructions, see the inserted comments (indicated by small, red triangles) located in the wh
Step 5: In the final section, the evaluator will automatically calculate property's monthly and annual "Cash Flow" a
Review these numbers to assess whether the property is a suitable investment or not. If the numbers do n
calculations to work properly.
the automatic calculations to function.
in the "Step 1" section of the spreadsheet. Calculate your down payment first and then your total investment.
s. These include "Rent Per Unit" and "Vacancy Loss (%)". The sheet will then calculate your "Total Operating Income".
s to the appropriate yellow fields. For single-family or small multi-family properties, focus on the "Basic Expenses".
eet will then calculate your "Total Operating Expenses" and your "Net Operating Income (NOI)".
s with your loan information. The worksheet will then calculate your "Payment (principal & interest)".
red triangles) located in the white cells just to the left of each yellow field.
thly and annual "Cash Flow" and annual "Cash-on-Cash ROI" (Return on Investment).
ment or not. If the numbers do not calculate automatically, go through the worksheet again and correct any errors.