Sell With Ariell | Calgary Investment Tools

YOUR PROPERTY.
YOUR CASHFLOW.
YOUR STRATEGY.

Run the numbers on a rental property with projected cashflow, mortgage paydown, appreciation, and combined return, all in one simple calculator, designed to help you make smarter real estate investment decisions.

1. Purchase & financing

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2. Rental income (monthly)

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3. Expenses & estimated property tax

Automatically estimate Calgary residential property tax
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This uses an editable Calgary property tax estimate. Actual tax is based on assessed value, not necessarily purchase price.

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✅Viability check

Assessing the numbers…

Investment snapshot

Estimated monthly cashflow
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Monthly rent after vacancy
Mortgage incl. any CMHC premium
Mortgage payment / month
Operating expenses / month
Net operating income / month
Down payment
Total initial cash invested
Estimated cap rate

Four ways your investment earns

1 · Cashflow return
2 · Appreciation return
3 · Mortgage paydown return
4 · Combined projected ROI
Cash-on-cash return (annual)
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Annual net cashflow ÷ initial cash invested
Annualized total return (CAGR equivalent)
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Multi-year annualized projection

Projected ending property value
Projected ending mortgage balance
Projected property equity
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Property evaluated: Not specified

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Projection disclaimer: All figures and the viability rating are based on the numbers provided by the user and are projections only, not guaranteed outcomes. Actual rents, expenses, interest rates, repairs, vacancy and market values can differ. Educational estimates only, not investment, lending, tax or legal advice. This tool excludes tax deduction savings, as requested. Appreciation is assumed, not guaranteed. Multi-year ROI figures are cumulative, not annualized.