Investment Calculator

Model repayments, cash flow, yield and upfront costs for any Australian property.

Used to calculate stamp duty

Investment Calculator

Your Property, NSW — adjust inputs to model your scenario

Purchase

Purchase Price$800k
Deposit20% ($160k)
Interest Rate6.50% p.a.
Loan Term30 years

Rental Income

Weekly Rent$600/wk

Annual Holding Costs

Council Rates$2k/yr
Insurance$2k/yr
Maintenance$2k/yr
Property Mgmt Fee8% of rent

Tax & Depreciation

Marginal Tax Rate
Div 43 — Building Depreciation$8k/yr

Construction cost written off at 2.5%/yr. New builds only — no Div 43 on pre-2017 second-hand properties.

Div 40 — Fittings Depreciation$3k/yr

Plant & equipment (appliances, carpet, blinds). Requires a tax depreciation schedule from a quantity surveyor.

Monthly Cash Flow

-$2,112

Negatively geared$2,112 shortfall/mo

Gross Yield

3.90%

of purchase price

Net Yield

2.90%

after expenses

Income & Expenses (monthly)

Rental Income+$2,600
Loan Repayment (P&I)-$4,045
Rates + Insurance + Maintenance-$458
Property Management-$208

Tax Position (monthly)

Interest Deduction (yr 1 est.)-$3,467
Depreciation (Div 43 + Div 40)-$875
Est. Tax Saving (33% rate)+$783
After-Tax Cash Flow (monthly)-$1,329

Pre-tax -$2,112 + tax saving $783

Upfront Costs

Deposit$160k
Stamp Duty (NSW)$31k
Conveyancing (est.)$2k
Total Upfront$193k

Estimates only. Stamp duty uses standard investor rates — first home buyer concessions may reduce this. LMI varies by lender. Tax saving uses year-1 interest as the deductible amount. Div 43 applies to qualifying new builds only; Div 40 requires a quantity surveyor schedule. Not financial or tax advice — verify with your accountant and broker.