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Cap Rate Calculator

Find a property's capitalization rate from its value, income and operating expenses, or its value from a cap rate.

Change the values and press Calculate to work out your own figures.

Cap rate

Enter the value, rental income and operating expenses.

About property valuePrice or market value.
About rental incomeRent collected.
About rental income isMonthly or yearly.
About operating expensesNot mortgage payments.
About expenses areMonthly or yearly.
About currencyChanges how amounts are shown, not the math; your choice is remembered on this device.
Result
Cap rate
8.5714%
Net operating income a year
$60,000.00
Income a year
$100,000.00
Expenses a year
$40,000.00

The cap rate is 8.5714%.

Show the working
  1. NOI = income − operating expenses (a year)
  2. cap rate = NOI ÷ value

Value from a cap rate

Enter the net operating income and cap rate.

About net operating income a yearIncome less operating expenses.
About cap rate, %For example 6.
About currencyChanges how amounts are shown, not the math; your choice is remembered on this device.
Result
Property value
$700,002.33

At a 8.5714% cap rate, $60,000.00 of NOI is worth $700,002.33.

Show the working
  1. value = NOI ÷ cap rate

How to use it

Enter the value, rental income and operating expenses. Enter the net operating income and cap rate.

Enter amounts without commas or with them; rates are percentages (5 for 5%). Negative amounts are allowed where a sign means money paid out.

Key facts

NOI = yearly income − yearly operating expenses
cap rate = NOI ÷ value
value = NOI ÷ cap rate

Reading it

The cap rate ignores the loan, so it compares properties, not your return; that's cash-on-cash or IRR.

Questions

What is the cap rate on a $700,000 property with $60,000 NOI?

8.57%.

Formulas

NOI = yearly income − yearly operating expenses
cap rate = NOI ÷ value
value = NOI ÷ cap rate

Sources

Limitations

  • Results are estimates for planning, not offers or financial advice; lenders and banks may round, count days or time payments differently.
  • Rates are nominal annual rates compounded as you choose; payments at a different frequency use the equivalent periodic rate.

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