How to Analyze Rental Property | My Rental Property Calculator

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How to Analyze Rental Property | My Rental Property Calculator

Many of the comments in my videos have been asking how to analyze real estate rental property and if I can share my real estate investment calculator.

How to analyze real estate rental property always begins with a simple real estate investing spreadsheet. The spreadsheet consists of income, fixed expenses, and variable (operating) expenses.

Income in real estate investing comes from tenants paying rent. Other income sources in real estate investing are from parking, storage, and late fees.

Fixed expenses in real estate investing are your mortgage, property taxes, and insurance.

Variable expenses aka operating expenses are going to be any kind of maintenance on the property, capital expenditures, property manager, utilities, HOA.

In this video, I wanted to allow you an opportunity to see how to analyze real estate rental property in a different way than what you’d see on any Bigger Pockets video or forum post. Reality is much more complicated than a rental property spreadsheet.

I hope by watching this video that you will understand everything that goes into evaluating rental property and allow you to open your eyes to everything that may exist within underwriting real estate rental property.

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[danielle]

Oh God this is really cool. Technical and easy to understand. I haven't had any ability to invest yet but having this kind of knowledge first is surely helpful.

[futbolx]

Freaking nailed it man. Thanks for the awesome video!

[razvangazi]

Hey Spencer ! Question. For the "Real Return", wouldn't that only be accurate if you actually sold the property? Whereas cash on cash return is something you earn even though you haven't sold yet, so isn't cash on cash more important? Thanks!

[RidgeMallery]

This is cool I’m right in the middle of reading BRRRR What book would you recommend next for me?