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10 free tools for landlords, real-estate investors, and small-business owners. No sign-up required. Not sure which you need? Describe your situation below.

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Mortgage Refinance Calculator

See the monthly payment change, the lifetime interest change, and how long until closing costs pay for themselves.

  • Rates dropped since you bought
  • A lender sent you a refinance offer to evaluate
  • You want a lower payment but not more total interest
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Real Estate Deal Analyzer

Analyze a flip or BRRRR deal end to end: project cost against after-repair value, hard-money cash needed, the takeout refinance, and rental cash flow.

  • You're evaluating a property to flip
  • You're running a BRRRR deal and need the refinance math
  • You want to know the real cash needed to close
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Cash-on-Cash Return Calculator

Measure a deal's return on the cash you actually invest, with gross margin and the annualized rate that makes a fast flip and a slow hold comparable.

  • You're comparing returns across several deals
  • You want to know what your invested cash actually earned
  • You're weighing a quick flip against a longer hold
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DSCR Loan Calculator

Check whether a rental's rent covers the loan payment — DSCR against the full PITIA payment, plus the largest loan that still clears 1.00x and 1.25x.

  • A lender asked for your DSCR and you need the number
  • You want to know how much you can borrow on the rent alone
  • Your ratio came in short and you need to know which lever to pull
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Seller Net Proceeds Calculator

Work out what a seller actually pockets after commissions, closing costs, prep, repairs, and mortgage payoff — agent sale vs. as-is cash offer.

  • You got a cash offer and want to compare it to listing
  • You want to know your take-home from a sale
  • You're deciding whether repairs before listing are worth it
Open tool

These calculators are educational and give directional estimates only. Tax, lending, and landlord-tenant rules vary by jurisdiction and change over time — verify anything you rely on with a CPA, lender, or attorney as appropriate.