In a seller financing deal, the seller carries the financing and you pay them directly on terms you negotiate together. This free calculator tells you in under 60 seconds whether those terms cash flow: enter the purchase price, monthly payment, and market rent, and get your monthly spread, cash-on-cash return, and deal score instantly.
Enter your name, email, and phone and the Deal Analyzer is yours, free, on your phone or desktop, ready for your next seller call.
Built for deals where the seller is the bank. Three numbers in, full analysis out.
Purchase price, the monthly payment you would pay the seller (PITI), and market rent. The monthly spread and deal score appear instantly.
Down payment to the seller ($0 works), closing costs, renovation budget, first-year insurance, and a 3-month payment reserve. This unlocks your true cash-on-cash return.
Standard rental or rent-to-own, side by side on the same deal. A tenant-buyer's option deposit can recover most or all of your entry cost.
| Rental Exit | + Rent-to-Own Exit | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Cash Flow | $387 | $387 |
| Upfront Cash | $0 | +$18,000 |
| Cash-on-Cash Return | 8% | 37% |
| Deal Score | 74/100 | 91/100 |
"I like it! I'm under contract for another seller finance deal in Knoxville today and used it. The side-by-side really makes the rent-to-own numbers obvious."
Haley McLaughlin, CFP Student, currently under contractSeller finance terms are negotiable. The calculator shows you which lever moves the deal.
Market rent minus your payment to the seller is the deal's engine. $300+ a month scores strong. Below $100, renegotiate the payment before you commit.
Every dollar you keep out of the deal raises your cash-on-cash return. The calculator totals down payment, closing, repairs, insurance, and reserves so nothing hides.
No download, no login. Run the seller's numbers while you are still on the phone with them and counter with terms that actually cash flow.
Seller financing (also called owner financing) means the seller carries the financing instead of a bank. You agree on a price, a monthly payment, and terms, and you pay the seller directly. No new bank loan is involved, which is why the numbers can be structured so flexibly.
Start with three numbers: the purchase price, the monthly payment you would pay the seller (including taxes and insurance), and the market rent. If rent minus payment leaves a healthy monthly spread, the deal cash flows. Then add your down payment, closing costs, and repairs to see the true cash-on-cash return.
Yes. The down payment field accepts $0. The calculator totals whatever your actual cost of entry is, including closing costs, repairs, first-year insurance, and a 3-month payment reserve, so a low-down structure shows its real numbers.
Work backward from the market rent. Inside this calculator, a monthly spread of $300 or more between rent and your total payment scores as strong, $100 to $300 is tight, and below $100 the terms need renegotiation before the deal works.
Cash-on-cash return is annual cash flow divided by the cash you put in. 8 to 10 percent is solid. Seller finance deals often reach far higher returns because the cash needed to enter is smaller than a bank-financed purchase.
Yes. It was built for terms deals: seller financing, subject-to existing financing, wrap mortgages, and lease options. It also compares a standard rental exit against a rent-to-own exit side by side on the same deal.
Yes. Enter your name, email, and phone number and access is sent to you instantly. There is no paid version.
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