Below is a summary of real estate calculators for forecasting real estate appreciation based on the following types.
1) rental property,
2) owner-occupied residential property, and
3) part rental/part residential real estate property.
Below, you can generate an estimated forecast of appreciation of a property. It's crucial to enter your basic mortgage information accurately, as this directly impacts the accuracy of the forecast. Most mortgages amortize over a specific number of years, and the outstanding balance will decline over the period specified. Choose between rental property, owner-occupied property, and part rental/part residential real estate property. Part rental/part residential real estate property is commonly multifamily property that is owner-occupied and rented. Choose between (not-yet-acquired) vs. (already-acquired).
Forecast the real estate appreciation of a rental property.
Forecast (Rental) Property (not-yet-acquired)
Forecast (Rental) Property (already-acquired)
Forecast the real estate appreciation of a owner-occupied residential property.
Forecast (Primary Residence) Property (not-yet-acquired)
Forecast (Primary Residence) Property (already-acquired)
Forecast the real estate appreciation of a part rental/residential real estate property. This calculator will separate the rental and owner-occupied portions by percentage and then consolidate them.
Forecast (Part Primary Residence / Part Rental) Property
The above real estate calculators only forecast the balance sheet, which is a financial statement that shows a property's assets, liabilities, and equity over a specific period in time. This does not include rental income, which is the revenue generated from leasing a property. The advanced and NPV real estate calculators will include rental income and expenses in their projections but require additional input.
