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IRR Calculator for Property Investors

Model the full return on a single property purchase — gross yield, cash-on-cash, and IRR over your hold period, including mortgage amortisation and exit proceeds.

Not financial advice. This calculator is for informational use. Outputs depend entirely on the assumptions you enter. It is not financial, tax, legal, mortgage, or investment advice. Consult a qualified, licensed adviser in your jurisdiction before any property, financing, or tax decision.
Inputs
Results
IRR (levered)
10.8%
Gross yield
5.6%
Net yield (yr 1)
4.5%
Cash-on-cash (yr 1)
0.8%
Year-1 cashflow
€1,381
Deposit
€175,000
Loan
€325,000
Monthly payment
€1,752
Exit value
€671,958
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Levered IRR over hold
10.8%

10.8% over 10 years comfortably beats the 7-8% threshold most private investors use as a "go" line. The combination of 0.8% year-1 cash-on-cash and 3%/yr capital growth is doing the work.

Red flag · Mortgage rate locked at 4.2% for 25 years. If your fix expires before exit and rates step up 200bps, the yr-1 cashflow falls by −€4,588.

Next move · Run the same property through a different LTV (try 80% in the Ownership Comparator). Leverage amplifies IRR when capital growth is positive — this is where the real number is.

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Levered IRR under stress

Three what-ifs. Individual unlocks the full sensitivity grid.

What ifBaseUnder stress
Mortgage rate +200bps10.8%8.7%
Rent growth −1%/yr10.8%10.5%
Capital growth −2%/yr10.8%7.6%

Each row holds everything else constant and shifts one assumption. The full sensitivity grid (every combination, year by year) lives in Individual.

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How to interpret your results

  • IRR is the annualised return on the cash you actually put in. Above 10% is strong for residential; below 4% suggests the leverage isn't helping you.
  • Gross yield ignores costs and mortgage — useful as a screening number, not a decision number.
  • Cash-on-cash in year 1 shows whether the property pays its own way before exit gains.
  • Capital growth assumption matters more than rent growth — a 1% shift compounds significantly over a 10-year hold.

What this doesn’t include

Taxes (income, capital gains, stamp duty) and country-specific deductions vary too much for a general calculator. For tax-aware after-tax IRR by jurisdiction, see AssetCentral's portfolio workspace.

Next steps

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