NOI Calculator

Required Annual NOI
$80,000
Typical Range (Balanced Risk/Return)
Formula: NOI = Value × (Cap Rate / 100)

How to use this NOI calculator

Find your target income in 3 steps

1

Set Your Target

Enter the cap rate % you want.

2

Enter Property Value

Type the property price or value.

3

See Required NOI

See the yearly income the deal must make.

How this NOI calculator works

See the math (optional)

This tool flips the normal cap rate formula. Instead of finding cap rate from income and value, it finds the income (NOI) you need from cap rate and value.

Reverse Formula

Required NOI

Value

×
Cap Rate/ 100

Example: $1,000,000 × (8.0 / 100) = $80,000

What each number means

Target Cap Rate (%)

The yearly return % you want on the property.

Property Value ($)

The price or market value of the property.

NOI ($)

The yearly income after running costs that you must earn to hit that return.

Real-World Examples

See it in action

Scenario A: Conservative

Value: $2,000,000
Target Cap: 5.0%
Required NOI: $100,000

Typical for high-end properties in prime locations.

Scenario B: Balanced

Value: $1,000,000
Target Cap: 7.5%
Required NOI: $75,000

A common target for residential investment properties.

Scenario C: High Yield

Value: $500,000
Target Cap: 10.0%
Required NOI: $50,000

Often older buildings or riskier markets requiring higher return.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to calculate NOI from cap rate?

The formula is: NOI = (Cap Rate % / 100) × Property Value. For example, if you want an 8% return on a $1,000,000 property, calculate 0.08 × 1,000,000 to get $80,000 in required NOI.

What does the calculated NOI represent?

The result represents the Net Operating Income (NOI) required annually. This is your total rental income minus operating expenses (taxes, insurance, maintenance), but BEFORE paying any mortgage.

Why is this calculation useful?

It helps you work backward from your investment goals. If you know the market cap rate is 6% and a building costs $2M, you can quickly calculate that you need to generate $120,000 in NOI to make the deal work.

Does this include mortgage payments?

No. NOI is strictly income minus operating expenses. Debt service (mortgage) is paid out of NOI, but it is not subtracted to calculate NOI itself.