STR Revenue Calculator
Model gross revenue, operating costs, cash flow, cash-on-cash return, and the year-one tax position.
Use the cash-budget calculator before searching, the revenue model when you have a specific property, and the downside calculator before committing. These tools organize assumptions; seller records, written quotes and property-specific diligence determine whether those assumptions are usable.
Model gross revenue, operating costs, cash flow, cash-on-cash return, and the year-one tax position.
Applications are reviewed individually. If short-term rentals are the wrong tool for your situation, we will say so on the first call.
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Use the first-STR buyer roadmap to choose your next purchase step. Build a cash budget for your first STR, shortlist properties for sale, and review help buying your first Airbnb before you book a call.
Use the BNB Accelerator research guide, learn how to read case study results, and test your assumptions with the downside and break-even calculator.
The first Airbnb purchase budget calculator separates down payment, closing costs, furnishing, repairs, service fees and reserves. Use written lender terms and quotes. A down payment alone is not the cash required to launch a furnished rental.
The short-term rental revenue calculator connects nightly rate and occupancy to an expense budget. Compare the model with dated seller statements and similar properties. Keep gross booking revenue, operating profit and cash flow after financing separate.
The Airbnb downside and break-even calculator tests lower occupancy and rate assumptions. Check low-season cash requirements as well as the annual total. A break-even result does not account for every repair, tax consequence or financing change.
Use the RevPAR formula and calculator to reconcile room revenue, booked nights and available nights. A high nightly rate can coexist with lower revenue when occupancy falls. RevPAR measures revenue productivity, not profitability or investment return.
There is no universal return that proves a property is suitable. Two properties with the same revenue can require different capital, reserves and owner involvement. Judge your scenario against verified inputs, alternative uses of your capital and the loss you can absorb. None of these calculators validates a permit, loan approval or promised return.
Continue with how to validate revenue projections, how to read case study results, and the acquisition service scope.