Can I Afford This?
Income, debts, down payment, and rate → max purchase price, monthly all-in cost, and a clear affordability verdict.
129 free real-estate decision tools with charts, scenarios, and shareable reports.
Income, debts, down payment, and rate → max purchase price, monthly all-in cost, and a clear affordability verdict.
Compare 5–10 year total cost of buying versus renting for a specific price, rent, and rate — then get a fork verdict.
Rent, vacancy, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and management → cash flow, cap rate, and cash-on-cash with a deal verdict.
Upgrade cost vs likely value or rent lift — see payback years and whether the remodel earns its keep.
Down payment, contingencies, earnest money, appraisal gap, and closing timeline → weak / solid / strong offer read.
Taxes, insurance, HOA, utilities, and loan interest while vacant or between tenants — the burn rate of waiting.
One page that stacks affordability, true ownership cost, and cash-flow risk into a shareable decision report.
Stack interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance, HOA, and closing costs into the real price of walking through that door.
Total the recurring costs a listing never shows — taxes, insurance, upkeep, and fees.
See total interest over the life of a mortgage — often more than half the house again.
Size an annual maintenance reserve from home value, age, and condition.
Compound monthly HOA dues into their decade-scale invested opportunity cost.
Project property taxes as assessments and mill rates climb over your hold.
Compound annual premium hikes into a decade of insurance cost.
Annualize utilities by home size so a bigger house shows its real running cost.
Convert every ownership cost into one number: what this home costs you per day.
Add closing costs, moving, furniture, and repairs to see year one's real bill.
Split a monthly payment into principal, interest, taxes, and insurance.
See how little principal you build in the early years of a mortgage.
Estimate when you reach 20% equity and what PMI costs until then.
Months to recover discount points from the monthly payment saved.
See years cut and interest saved from extra monthly principal.
Measure how a rate move changes your payment and total interest.
Preview the payment jump when an adjustable rate resets higher.
Quantify the payoff speedup from paying half your mortgage every two weeks.
Find the month your payment finally puts more toward principal than interest.
Compare two loan offers on payment, lifetime interest, and fees — side by side.
Side-by-side wealth paths: owning versus renting and investing the difference.
Estimate how many years you must stay for buying to beat renting.
Compare rent 'thrown away' against interest, taxes, and fees owners never recover.
Score a market's price-to-rent ratio against classic buy/rent bands.
Project the portfolio a renter builds by investing the ownership cost gap.
Total the transaction costs of buying and selling every few years.
Compound annual rent hikes to see your rent a decade out.
What that down payment could have earned if it stayed invested.
Put a number on the mobility you give up when you buy.
Compare buying now versus waiting while prices and rates drift.
NOI over price — the yardstick every rental conversation starts with.
Annual pre-tax cashflow against the actual cash you put in.
Price over gross annual rent for a 10-second deal screen.
Debt service coverage ratio the way a lender will compute it.
Does monthly rent clear one percent of purchase price? Screen in seconds.
Assume half of rent goes to expenses and see what cashflow survives.
Total cash returned over cash invested across a full hold.
The occupancy rate where a rental stops losing money.
Compare multifamily deals on cost per unit.
Is trapped equity still earning its keep, or is it time to redeploy?
Rent minus vacancy, repairs, capex, management, taxes, insurance, and debt — the honest monthly number.
Turn vacancy weeks into their true annual revenue leak.
Reserve monthly for roofs, HVAC, and water heaters before they reserve for you.
Price a tenant turnover: vacancy, make-ready, leasing fees, and lost rent.
Management fees versus your hours — what self-managing really pays you.
Stress rent, vacancy, and expenses together to find your cashflow floor.
Build net operating income line by line, the way an appraiser reads it.
Compare your expense ratio to typical bands for the property type.
Size a reserve for missed rent months so one bad tenant can't sink you.
Weigh a rent increase against the turnover risk it may trigger.
Maximum allowable offer from ARV and rehab under the classic 70% rule.
Purchase, rehab, holding, and selling costs against ARV — the whole flip P&L.
Rank renovation projects by value added per dollar spent.
Watch monthly holding costs eat flip profit as the timeline slips.
How much cash the refinance returns — and what stays trapped in the deal.
Test profit when the after-repair value lands high, expected, or low.
Points plus double-digit interest — what fast money really costs a flip.
Contract price, assignment fee, and the margin left for your end buyer.
Value your own labor on a rehab against hiring it out.
Each month of delay, priced in holding costs and profit erosion.
Max price from income and debts — using conservative ratios, not lender maximums.
Start from a listing price and back into the income that carries it safely.
Front-end and back-end ratios against common underwriting bands.
Months to your down payment at your current saving pace — with prices moving.
Itemize lender, title, escrow, and prepaid costs before they surprise you.
Flag when a payment squeezes out saving, investing, and living.
Your full housing cost as a share of take-home pay, not gross.
Split payment, equity, and exit scenarios when buying with someone.
How student debt shrinks the mortgage a lender will approve.
Stress a maxed-out budget against a rate bump, job gap, or new expense.
Watch principal paydown and appreciation stack equity year by year.
Deflate headline appreciation by inflation and carrying costs.
Value created by raising NOI on income property at a market cap rate.
New payment and lifetime interest when you pull equity out.
Tappable equity under typical combined loan-to-value caps.
Race home equity growth against the same dollars in an index fund.
Dates you hit 10%, 20%, and 50% equity on a standard schedule.
Turn 'it doubled since 2010' into an honest annual growth rate.
How far prices can fall before you owe more than the home is worth.
Unlock equity by selling or borrowing against it — costs of each path.
Sale price minus agent fees, closing costs, and payoff — your true walk-away number.
Commission in dollars — and what it would compound to if invested.
Estimate taxable gain after the primary-residence exclusion.
Staging spend against the price lift and faster sale it may buy.
What a listing price cut really costs you after the mortgage is paid off.
Carrying costs for every extra month your listing sits.
Cash out today versus converting your home into a rental.
The real cash needed to jump from your current home to the next one.
Cost of buying before you sell with short-term bridge financing.
Seller credits versus price cuts — which costs you less at closing.
Nightly revenue minus STR-grade expenses against a boring 12-month lease.
Solve the nightly rate and occupancy combo that hits your revenue target.
Nights booked per month just to cover the mortgage and running costs.
Cleaning, platform fees, supplies, utilities — the stack behind nightly revenue.
Spread peak and dead seasons into an honest monthly average.
Balance cleaning fees against booking resistance on short stays.
Months of STR premium needed to recover the furnishing budget.
Cap rate on projected STR income with STR-grade expense loads.
Stress your STR model against a forced switch to long-term rents.
Divide STR profit by your hosting hours — your real hourly wage.
Compare two homes on price per square foot with adjustment notes.
Capitalize commute time and fuel into an equivalent home-price difference.
The price premium a school zone carries — and its private-school equivalent.
Score a market from days-on-market, list-to-sale ratio, and inventory.
Same house, two tax rates — the 30-year cost of the county line.
Trade your housing cost between two metros and see the annual delta.
Flood, fire, and wind zones priced into the long-run cost of an address.
Cars you can drop and dollars you keep in a walkable location.
Pad ownership costs for rising insurance and hardening in exposed zones.
Compound two neighborhoods' rent growth and watch the gap widen.
Payment, lifetime interest, and invest-the-difference — the full fork.
Price drift, rate drift, and rent paid while waiting — both futures priced.
Closing costs against monthly savings, with the reset-clock trap included.
Buy the rate down or keep the cash compounding — one clear fork.
Rent from a spare unit or rooms against your mortgage — live-for-less math.
Owner-occupied duplex income against a simpler single-family life.
Builder premiums and warranties against resale character and repairs.
Discount plus rehab risk against paying full freight for done.
Paying cash versus financing and investing the rest — leverage made visible.
Vacation home joy against the rental or index fund it displaces.
Equity freed and costs cut by moving smaller — your downsizing paycheck.
Raw land's carry-and-wait against a cash-flowing improved property.