Excel Workbook

Rental Deal Analyzer

A structured Excel workbook for evaluating rental property cash flow, reserves, and long-term performance before committing capital.

Many small landlords rely on rough math or scattered spreadsheets. This tool organizes the decision into one clean financial model — so you can see exactly what a property will do before you close.

What it calculates

Monthly net cash flow
Cash-on-cash return
Operating expense ratio
Repair reserve requirement
Debt service coverage (DSCR)
Break-even rent
5-year cash flow projection
Exit proceeds at Year 5

Who it's for

  • Landlords managing 1–10 units
  • First-time rental property buyers
  • Self-managing owners evaluating new acquisitions
  • Small multifamily investors running their own numbers

How it works

  1. Enter purchase price, financing terms, and closing costs in the Inputs tab
  2. Input your rent assumptions, vacancy rate, and monthly operating expenses
  3. Review the Summary tab for cash flow, CoC return, DSCR, and break-even rent
  4. Check the 5-Year tab for long-term projections and exit math

Watch the Walkthrough

See the Rental Deal Analyzer in action — a complete walkthrough using a real duplex example.

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What's included

  • Rental Deal Analyzer Excel workbook (.xlsx)
  • Inputs, Summary, and 5-Year tabs
  • Lifetime minor updates included
  • Immediate download after purchase

Why Excel?

Excel remains the most transparent and flexible environment for rental analysis. You can see every formula, change every assumption, and run the model however you want. No logins. No dashboards. No vendor lock-in. If you stop using this tool tomorrow, your data is still yours.

FAQ

Is this a subscription?

No. You pay once and own it. Lifetime minor updates are included at no cost.

How much Excel experience do I need?

The tool is designed for beginner-to-intermediate Excel users. All editable cells are clearly marked in orange. You enter your numbers; everything else calculates automatically.

Is this for large apartment complexes?

No. It's designed specifically for small landlords managing 1–10 units — single-family homes, duplexes, and small multifamily properties. Large apartment syndications have different financial structures that this model doesn't address.

Can I see a walkthrough before buying?

Yes — the Guide walks through every input, every output, and a complete worked example using real numbers.