DealGauge
Grades any rental deal A to F after every real expense
What it does
Free rental property calculator. Grades any deal A to F, shows cash flow, cash-on-cash, DSCR and cap rate after every real expense, and gives you the highest price you can pay with the binding constraint named. No account, no limit.
Five costs decide whether a rental makes money and none of them are on the listing: vacancy, maintenance, capital expenditure, management and reserves. Put in a price and a rent, or leave ours in place if you do not have a property in mind yet, and in 90 seconds you will know what it really cash flows once all five are counted, and the most you could pay before it stops working. The numbers already loaded are an ordinary looking house at an ordinary looking price. Watch what the grade says about it. No agent, lender or seller pays us. We sell spreadsheets to people who want to go deeper, and that is the entire business. It is why this tool is free to tell you a deal is bad, and fair…from getdealgauge.com
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