Investor · Allentown, PA · Member since 2012 · 73 posts · 18 votes
Does anyone have a spreadsheet calculator for a quick analysis on rental & small multi-unit property? It seems like the easiest and fastest way to evaluate an investment property is by the 50% rule. I am still primarily a wholesaler so I am looking for a tool to help me evaluate rental property quickly. Does anyone have a 50% rule calculator that they would not mind sharing? It would be GREATLY appreciate it. Thanks guys!
I didn't lock it; anyone can edit it. Please don't change the formulas or it won't work for the next person; download it and use it offline if you want to change/add to it.
Rental Property Investor · Where we are parked · Member since 2013 · 584 posts · 178 votes
12y
Hi Martin,
Not sure exactly what you're looking for as far as information to enter but check out the Bigger Pockets calculators to see if they will give you what you're looking for:
Investor · Allentown, PA · Member since 2012 · 73 posts · 18 votes
12y
Hey Eric,
Thanks for your reply but I had already looked into that source. I just wanted a simple excel spreadsheet calculator to evaluate rental property quickly around the 50% rule. I was able to create one myself and if anyone else is look for something like this, I am willing to share. Thanks.
I didn't lock it; anyone can edit it. Please don't change the formulas or it won't work for the next person; download it and use it offline if you want to change/add to it.
Rental Property Investor · Winslow, ME · Member since 2008 · 826 posts · 281 votes
7y
Does anyone know of a calculator that will tell you how much you can pay for a property based on the 50% rule? The link I have to an old one is dead but I loved it. You put in 50% of gross income for expenses, then put in what you desired per door for cash flow. The calculator would then tell you what your maximum price for the building would be based on all cash. It was really handy to double check myself.