Financial Calculators
Use the same currency and consistent periods for each calculation. NPV uses a chosen discount rate; IRR solves for a rate; gross rental yield compares annual rent with price.
Net Present Value Calculator
Gross Rental Yield Calculator
Open the IRR calculator
Enter periodic cash flows to solve for IRR, including multiple possible roots and search-domain limits.
NPV example
Cash flows −100, then 110 one period later, at a periodic discount rate of 10% have NPV 0.00. With −1000 followed by three payments of 400 at 10%, NPV is −5.26.
Gross rental yield example
Annual rent of 12,000 on a property price of 200,000 gives 6.00%. This gross figure does not subtract expenses or describe total investment return.