Property return

Real Estate ROI Calculator

Estimate property ROI from resale value, rental income and expenses.

Missing costs can dominate

Financing, closing costs, taxes, depreciation, repairs, vacancy and selling fees can materially change ROI. Keep assumptions consistent when comparing deals.

Example

If a property is bought for 300,000, sold for 360,000, earns 60,000 in rent and has 30,000 in expenses, simplified profit is 90,000 before financing and taxes.

Common mistakes

Do not ignore transaction costs, vacancy, repairs, property management, tax treatment or loan interest. These can change a positive-looking ROI quickly.

Limitations

This is not investment, tax or legal advice. It does not model leverage, depreciation, capital gains tax, local fees, refinancing or risk.

Last reviewed: 2026-05-17

Before relying on this result

Use this calculator together with the formula, assumptions, limitations and examples on the page. If the topic involves health, tax, lending, investment, legal, safety or current-rate decisions, treat the number as an estimate and check the relevant primary source or professional guidance.

Calculator metadata last reviewed: 2026-05-14.