Landlord's Cash Flow Analyzer

Aren't sure if that property will provide a positive cash flow and an acceptable rate-of-return?

Don't want to pay hundreds of dollars for a program that only provides complicated reports?

Want to find out how much rent you should charge to make a profit?

Not sure how future capital improvements will affect your cash flow & profitability?

Don't know how much you should pay for a property?

TRY

   

 

  • Determine how much rent to charge to make a profit.
  • Determine how much that rental property is worth so you don't overpay.
  • Forecast your property’s cash flow for up to 20 years.
  • Rate-of-return analysis.
  • Print presentational-quality reports & graphs.
  • Calculate rental property's future value.
  • Allow for foreclosure and below-market purchases.
  • Amortize loan points separately.
  • Compute 3 new or assumed loans.
  • Calculates IRR, Cash on Cash, Debt Payment Ratio, & More.
  • Analyze up 20 units.
  • Compute income taxes.
  • Perform "What if" calculations by changing input as needed.
  • Determine the best year to sell the property.
  • Adjust income and expenses annually for inflation and lease renewals.
  • Determine the affect of capital improvements on profitability.
  • Modify the spreadsheet as your needs grow!
  • Plus much more!

     

    ~~Testimonials~~

    "Love your product. It would have taken me days on end to achieve a third of what your software does!"

    C. Gleize, Minneapolis, MN

    "Wow! Your program thinks of everything!  I purchased my first rental property with absolute confidence!"

    P. Newman, Fort Wayne, IN

    "I have been looking for a program like this for a long time!  It is easy to use and gives me everything I need."

    D. Richards, New York, NY

    "I was going to develop my own spreadsheet before my partner found The Landlord's Cash Flow Analyzer.  These guys thought of everything.  What a great program!"

    B. Rosen, Marathon Properties, Chicago, IL

     

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    Sample Reports, Graph & Screen Shots

    Sample Reports

      
     

    Sample Reports & Charts


    Input Screen


      

      Rent Roll          Expense Input    Cost Input

       


    What's available in the Cash Flow Pro ?

    -Interest-only loan option added
    -Adjustable rate loan option added
    -Original investment automatically computed for you
    -7 Graphs and Charts in addition to the cash flow report
    - 20 year Property Cash Flow Projection
    - Cash on Cash Return
    - Capitalization Rate
    - Property Equity Projection
    - Debt Coverage Ratio
    - Internal rate of Return
    - Summary Cash Flow
    -Amortization schedules added.  Now view and print up to three loans.
    -One-time extraordinary expenses added
    -You can enter your Capitalization rate and GRM to determine property value.
    -Input screen modified and made more intuitive.

    -The following financial ratios were added:
  • Unleveraged IRR
  • Debt Coverage Ratio before taxes
  • Debt Coverage Ratio after taxes
  • Debt to Equity Ratio
  • Debt Service Ratio
  • Gross Rent Multiplier (monthly)
  • Gross Rent Multiplier (annual)
  • Leveraged Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate)
  • Unleveraged Capitalization Rate
  • Leveraged Net Present Value (NPV)
  • Unleveraged Net Present Value (NPV)
  • Ownership Percentage
  • Loan to Value Ratio
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    Landlord’s Cash Flow Analyzer Pro Flipper

    Not all are long-term real estate investors.  Some need to evaluate a property flip on a very short-term basis.  In that case, a 20-year cash flow analyzer model isn't very helpful. 

    Thus, we created the Pro Flipper.  Our real estate flipping software helps you better analyze rental property flips because the investment is analyzed on a month-to-month basis.  Cash flow, rate-of-return, and profitability is calculated so you can quickly and easily see how your flip will perform.

    Now you can evaluate a property on a
    month-to-month basis for up to 24 months.

    Screen Shots & Reports
    Click on the links below, you may need to adjust the "view" option.