Rental Profit & Loss
Your rental's bottom line, month to month
This is the simple profit and loss a landlord runs each month: rental income on one side, every cost on the other, and the mortgage included. The result is your true cash flow, month by month and year by year, before income tax.
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Monthly income minus monthly cost
Enter income and expenses in monthly dollars. Your net cash flow updates as you type.
Monthly income
Monthly expenses
Net monthly cash flow
-$612
- Total monthly income
- $2,400
- Total monthly expenses
- $3,012
- Net annual cash flow
- -$7,344
- Cash flow status
- Negative
Estimates only, before income tax and one-off capital items. A negative month is not always a bad deal, but it needs a plan.
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This is a browser-only estimate to help you plan. Michael “Wiz” Wisniewski pairs the math with real lender quotes, current tax and insurance figures, and a plan that fits your goals. No obligation, no pressure.
This is a browser-only estimate with simplified assumptions.
Income tax, capital improvements, and one-off repairs are not included. Set aside a reserve for the big stuff.
Wiz helps landlords and buyers plan realistic expense reserves for South Florida rentals on a strategy call.