Free online Australian investment property calculator
A free online calculator for Australian investment property: rental yield, cashflow, break-even rent and stamp duty in every state and territory. Every line is shown so you can check it against your own numbers. No signup; calculations run in your browser and shareable links contain your scenario figures.
Current equity & capital growth
Growth compares current market value with the purchase price, excluding purchase costs, selling costs and tax. It is cumulative, not annualised.
- Current market value
- $750,000
- Current loan balance
- $600,000
- Current equity ($)Current market value minus current loan balance. Can be negative.
- $150,000
- Capital Growth vs Purchase ($)
- $0.00
- Capital Growth vs Purchase (%)Change in market value divided by purchase price.
- 0.00%
Cash you need at settlement
Purchase costs are assumed paid in cash, not borrowed.
- Purchase price
- $750,000
- Transfer duty (NSW)
- $27,937
- Other purchase costs
- $5,300
- Total cost of the property
- $783,237
- Less loan
- − $600,000
- Cash required
- $183,237
- Deposit aloneYour deposit is the equity in the property. The cash required also covers duty and fees.
- $150,000
- LVR
- 80.00%
Income
- Gross annual rent (52 weeks)
- $33,800
- Less vacancy2 weeks per year
- − $1,300
- Rent collected
- $32,500
- Total income
- $32,500
Operating costs
What the property costs to run, before any loan repayment.
- Council rates
- $2,200
- Water rates
- $1,100
- Landlord insurance
- $1,400
- Management fee7.7% of rent collected
- $2,503
- Letting fee1 week(s) of rent, once a year
- $650
- Repairs & maintenance
- $2,000
- Total operating costs
- $9,853
Net operating income
Income less operating costs, before any loan. This is the earning power of the property itself — it is the same whoever buys it, which is what makes yields comparable between listings.
- Total income
- $32,500
- Less operating costs
- − $9,853
- Net operating income
- $22,648
Loan repayments, year 1
- Repayment type
- Principal & interest
- Interest
- $37,001
- PrincipalCash out the door, but it becomes equity rather than being spent.
- $7,097
- Total repayments
- $44,098
Cashflow
Net operating income less total loan repayments.
- Net operating income
- $22,648
- Less loan repayments
- − $44,098
- Annual
- −$21,450.22
- Monthly
- −$1,787.52
- Weekly
- −$412.50
- Cash-on-cash returnFirst-year cashflow against the cash you put in.
- -11.71%
Yields
Gross yields use asking rent; net yields use net operating income. All yields exclude loan repayments.
- Gross yield on priceThe figure quoted in listings — 52 weeks of asking rent, no vacancy allowance.
- 4.51%
- Gross yield on current value52 weeks of asking rent divided by current market value, before vacancy and expenses.
- 4.51%
- Gross yield on total costAgainst what you actually outlaid, including duty and fees.
- 4.32%
- Net yield on price
- 3.02%
- Net yield on total cost
- 2.89%
Break-even
- Rent to break evenCovers operating costs and full principal & interest repayments.
- $1,125.09 / week
- Rent to cover interest onlyExcludes principal, on the view that principal is equity rather than a cost.
- $967.90 / week
- Interest rate to break evenThe rate at which cashflow reaches zero, all else held constant.
- 0.84%
How the investment property calculator works
Enter the purchase price, weekly rent, vacancy allowance, operating costs and loan terms to compare gross yield, net yield and first-year cashflow. Each result includes a breakdown of the income and costs used.
Current equity equals current market value minus current loan balance. Capital growth compares market value with purchase price. Gross yield on current value divides annual gross rent by today’s value. These snapshot inputs do not change the original purchase-loan repayment model.
Calculations run in your browser. Shared links include your scenario figures in the URL. Rates and model assumptions have limitations; see the methodology and rate sources.
Understand your results
- Gross yield on purchase price vs current value
- How to calculate property equity and capital growth
- Why positive rental yield can still mean negative cashflow
- Property deposit vs total cash required at settlement
Focused calculators
- Rental yield calculator: gross and net yield, formula and worked example.
- Cashflow calculator: weekly cashflow after repayments, break-even rent and rate.
- Stamp duty by state: investor transfer duty compared across all eight jurisdictions.