Profit If Sold Year 5

Net profit if sold after 5 years, after all costs and taxes.

Example Result

Sample Data

$10,674

Based on a sample $385,000 property with $2,850/month rent, 20% down, 7% interest rate.

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Profit If Sold Year 5 Formula

Net Sale Proceeds (Year 5) - Total Cash Invested

$148,815 - $111,163

$10,674

What This Means

A sample property priced at $385,000 with $2,850/month rent has a profit if sold year 5 of $10,674. This is the exit number every investor wants to know. Combined with 5 years of cash flow, it gives you the total profit from the investment. This drives hold vs. sell decisions.

Where This Value Comes From

Profit If Sold Year 5 is not entered directly — it is calculated from Total Cash Invested, Property Value, Appreciation Rate, Selling Costs, and Net Sale Proceeds. See the formula breakdown above and the detailed inputs below.

Calculated From

Profit If Sold Year 5 is calculated using these inputs:

Total Cash Invested

Total cash committed to the property: closing costs, rent-ready, reserves, and negative cash flow.

$111,163

Property Value

The current estimated market value of the property.

Found on your county assessor

$385,000

Appreciation Rate

The expected annual property value appreciation rate.

Found on your fhfa house price index

3.00%

Selling Costs

Commissions and closing costs when selling

$30,800

Net Sale Proceeds

Sale price minus loan balance, selling costs, and taxes

$148,815

Used to Calculate

Profit If Sold Year 5 is used as an input for these calculations:

Return If Sold Year 5

Deal Analysis

12.05%

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Why It Matters

This is the exit number every investor wants to know. Combined with 5 years of cash flow, it gives you the total profit from the investment. This drives hold vs. sell decisions.

Detailed Explanation

Calculates the net profit from selling at Year 5, including property appreciation, minus remaining loan balance, selling costs, capital gains taxes, and depreciation recapture taxes.