Rent roll and NOI worksheet
List your units or tenants, add your expenses, and see your net operating income.
List your units or tenants, add your expenses, and see your net operating income.
Net operating income (NOI) is the income a property produces after operating expenses and before loan payments. Lenders size most commercial loans from it, so a clean rent roll and an honest expense list are the two pages that matter most. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
One row per unit or tenant. For a vacant unit, enter the rent you would expect to get.
| Unit or tenant | Size (SF or beds) | Monthly rent | Lease ends | Status | Remove |
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Use yearly figures from your last 12 months. Leave a line blank if it does not apply.
Add these to see cap rate, debt service coverage and debt yield.
Estimate only. Lenders build their own NOI from your operating statements and leases, and they may use a higher vacancy or expense figure. Debt service coverage uses the rate and payment type you chose, not a quote. Need the paperwork list for your deal? Build a document checklist.