Below is a summary of real estate calculators for the sale of

1) rental property,
2) owner-occupied residential property, and
3) 
part rental/part residential real estate property.

Here is an excellent place to start before delving into 5, 10, 15, and other multiple forecast calculators.  These calculators will estimate the taxes due on the sale of real estate property, including federal and state taxes on any gain, property transfer taxes, and depreciation recapture taxes. Any potential tax exclusion for residential property will be considered when determining taxable gains.   Real estate commissions and any outstanding mortgages will be deducted from the proceeds to derive the estimated net proceeds.   

Sale of Primary Residence

This calculator will estimate the federal and state capital gains tax for selling an owner-occupied property.

Sale of Rental Property

This calculator will estimate the federal and state capital gains taxes for selling a rental property.

Sale of Part Rental/Party Primary Residence

This calculator will estimate the federal and state capital gains taxes for selling a multi-family property that is owner-occupied and rented.

Here is additional information for estimating the long-term capital gains tax rates and any exclusion for owner-occupied residential property.

Mortgage Refinancing Calculator Example:

Refinancing your mortgage? Try this simple mortgage calculator comparing cash flows: Compare (Old) Mortgage To (New) Mortgage.  You can indicate an early payoff if you plan on selling your home before the mortgage is fully amortized.  If you would like to consider present value, try: Compare (Old) Loan To (New) Loan Using Present Value.

Free calculator displaing an amortization schedule and helping homeowners understand the amount of money they will save by refinance there mortgage.

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