Real Estate Calculators - Primary Residence
This category of real estate calculators will estimate taxes on the sale of a primary residence or perform a forecast of 5, 10, and 15 years.
Calculate the taxes paid on sale of primary residence.
This real estate calculator will estimate the federal and state taxes after applying the capital gains exclusion and estimate the net proceeds from a hypothetical sale of a primary residence.
5,10,15 Year Forecast Of Primary Residence You Are Considering Purchasing.
This real estate calculator will perform a 5-, 10-, or 15-year forecast of a potential (not-yet-acquired) primary residence. It only forecasts appreciation of the property's value and the net proceeds after deducting taxes and real estate commissions each year. It will not include annual expenses. Try "5 Year Forecast (Primary Residence) Property w/ Expenses" to include rental income. Try this calculator before going onto the more advanced calculator, which will include homeowners expenses.
5,10,15 Year Forecast Of Primary Residence You Already Own.
This real estate calculator will perform a 5-, 10-, or 15-year forecast of a potential (already-acquired) primary residence. It only forecasts appreciation of the property's value and the net proceeds after deducting taxes and real estate commissions each year. It will not include annual expenses. Try "5 Year Forecast (Primary Residence) Property w/ Expenses" to include rental income. Try this calculator before going onto the more advanced calculator, which will include homeowners expenses.
5 Year Forecast of Primary Residence With Expenses.
This real estate calculator will perform a 5-year forecast of a (already-acquired) primary residence. It forecasts appreciation of the property's value and net proceeds after deducting taxes and real estate commissions each year on a future sale. It also includes a forecast of homeowner's expenses and considers the tax deductibility of mortgage interest and real estate taxes. However, with the increase in the standard deduction for federal tax purposes and the capping of mortgage interest and real estate taxes in itemizing deduction, most tax filers now take the standard deduction, so the benefit is lost or reduced.