1. Estimate lost rent
Monthly rent is divided by 30 and multiplied by the number of vacant days entered.
Estimate the cost of a vacant rental by combining missed rent with the direct costs of preparing the unit for the next tenancy.
Vacancy cost is more than missed rent. Cleaning, make-ready repairs, utilities, marketing and other turnover costs can change the real financial impact.
RentFlow Pro extends this concept into connected Vacancy Cost, Property Profitability, Cash-Flow Forecasting and portfolio financial intelligence.
Enter the expected vacant days and direct turnover costs. The calculator uses a simple 30-day month to estimate lost rent.
The calculator is intentionally transparent so landlords can see what is driving the estimate instead of relying on a black-box score.
Monthly rent is divided by 30 and multiplied by the number of vacant days entered.
Cleaning, repairs, utilities, marketing and other direct vacancy-related costs are added together.
The result shows estimated vacancy cost, lost rent, turnover costs, cost per vacant day and equivalent monthly rent.
It estimates lost rent using a simple 30-day month and adds the turnover costs you enter, including cleaning, repairs, utilities, marketing and other costs.
No. Lost rent is one component. Direct turnover costs can materially increase the financial effect of a vacancy.
No. The calculator is a planning estimate for rental operations and does not replace accounting, tax, legal or other professional advice.
No. The calculator is free and public. RentFlow Pro includes deeper Vacancy Cost and portfolio financial intelligence inside the landlord workspace.