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Rent & Rental Property Calculators

The numbers renters and landlords actually have to run — worked out instantly, with the formula shown so you can check it. Free, no sign-up, no email gate.

These are calculation aids for planning and education, not tax, legal, or investment advice. Rules vary by state and situation — confirm anything consequential with a qualified professional.

For landlords & investors

Sizing up a purchase, pricing a renewal, and getting the tax and deposit numbers right.

For renters

Working out what you can afford, splitting it fairly, and budgeting the move.

Which Calculator Do You Need?

Deciding whether to buy: start with the NOI calculator to get the property's income after expenses, then the cap rate calculator to compare it against other properties, and the cash-on-cash return calculator to see what it returns on the cash you actually put down.

Already own it: the rent increase calculator for renewals, the prorated rent calculator for mid-month move-ins and move-outs, the security deposit interest calculator if your state requires interest on held deposits, and the depreciation calculator at tax time.

Renting a place: start with the rent affordability calculator, compare listings with the rent per square foot calculator, divide it fairly using the rent split calculator, then budget the move with the moving cost calculator and the renters insurance calculator. Wondering whether to buy instead? The rent vs. buy calculator gives your break-even year.

Thinking about getting out: the rent vs. sell calculator puts holding and selling side by side.

Stop Running These in a Spreadsheet

Kelpic tracks rent, expenses, leases, and maintenance for every property you own — so the numbers these calculators ask for are already there, current, and in one place.

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