eFunder Capital · Investor financing tool
Investment Property Mortgage Calculator
Model your payment, property cash flow, debt coverage, and loan balance in one place.
Your financing snapshot
Estimates based on the figures you entered.
The payment, cash flow, annual debt service, and DSCR snapshot use the initial payment phase. Payment rises after an interest-only period. * Principal, interest, and extra-payment savings are projected through payoff if the loan continues without refinancing. A shorter maturity may require payment or refinancing of the remaining balance.
Estimated cash to close is down payment plus your closing-cost estimate. It is a planning figure, not a lender closing disclosure.
Cash-out and cash-to-close figures are estimates. Actual proceeds may differ based on payoff statements, lender fees, title and settlement charges, escrows, taxes, interest, liens, and other closing adjustments.
Equity remaining is property value minus the new loan. Estimated net cash is new loan proceeds after existing payoff, closing costs, and other payoffs.
Loan trajectory
Principal, interest & balance
Annual figures shown through loan maturity. Extra principal is included in principal paid.
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How this DSCR is estimated
Monthly NOI = rent + other income − vacancy/expense reserve on that income − monthly taxes − monthly insurance − HOA − other monthly expenses. DSCR = monthly NOI ÷ scheduled monthly debt service.
Read the result in context
The ranges shown are general financing context, not universal lender rules. Lenders may use different income, expense, reserves, and debt service methods.
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This calculator provides estimates for planning only. Results are not a loan approval, offer, or commitment to lend. Lender DSCR methods may differ. Rates and programs are subject to underwriting and availability. Actual payments, costs, terms, and eligibility require lender review.