Calculate Your
Surplus
Investing in real estate requires careful consideration, and one of the quickest ways to evaluate it is by calculating your surplus or monthly expenses. Simply input your key data into our calculator to see if your dream property is already turning a profit at the point of purchase, or if adjustments, like rent increases, are needed to maximize its potential.
Surplus Calculator: How It Works
In the form below, simply enter your property information and all the costs you know, such as the non-allocable costs, the base rent, etc.. With each change, you can directly see how much would be left for you after deducting the monthly costs at the time of purchase. This is your monthly surplus. If this amount is negative, you will see below how much you would have to pay each month instead.
Important
A negative cash flow doesn't necessarily have to be a sign to avoid buying. It always depends on how high the additional monthly payment is and what development potential your property has. If the location of your property is very good and you still have a lot of room for improvement in terms of rental development, for example, you can keep this in mind and tolerate investing a little more money. In the medium to long term, however, it is important that you have a positive cash flow.