Added to your cash invested for the return math.
You'll rent this property out as an investment. Enter the rent you expect to collect and your yearly operating costs to see your cap rate and cash-on-cash return.
Eligible for cost segregation. Rental and investment property is used to produce income, so it can be depreciated and the short-life components can take bonus depreciation.
All yearly costs except the mortgage — property tax, insurance, maintenance, management, and so on.
From a cost segregation study (optional).
Estimated tax savings: $0
Monthly Payment (P&I)
$4,740.51
Annual Debt Service
$56,886
Loan Amount
$750,000
Total Interest (life of loan)
$956,584
Cash Invested
$250,000
Net Operating Income
$48,000
Before vs. Year 1 with cost seg
Cost seg savings are an income-tax benefit to you, not property income, so they raise your after-tax return without changing the property's cap rate.
Estimates only. Mortgage figures cover principal and interest; taxes, insurance, and PMI vary by lender. This is not tax or investment advice—consult a licensed CPA or financial professional.