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Seller Financing Calculator

Calculate payment schedule, balloon balance, total interest, and cash flow for a seller-financed real estate purchase.

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Results

Monthly Payment

$1,618.79

≈ 12 pairs of sneakers

Balloon Balance Due$251,246.76
Loan Amount$270,000.00
Principal Paid by Balloon$18,753.24
Interest Paid by Balloon$78,373.95
Total Interest (full term)$312,763.11
Monthly Cash Flow-$194.79
Annual Cash Flow-$2,337.44
Loan-to-Value90%
Seller's Yield6%
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter Purchase Price, Down Payment, and the Interest Rate negotiated with the seller.
  2. Set Amortization Years (payment schedule) and Balloon Due year — when the remaining balance is due in full.
  3. Input Monthly Rent, Vacancy Rate %, and Monthly Operating Expenses if analyzing as a rental.
  4. Review Monthly Payment — the amortized P&I paid to the seller each month.
  5. Check Balloon Balance Due to plan your refinancing or payoff strategy before the balloon date.
  6. Evaluate Monthly Cash Flow to confirm the deal generates positive returns above your seller payments.

How the result changes with Purchase Price ($)

Purchase Price ($)Monthly Payment
10,000,000$59,775.19
35,000,000$209,662.82
65,000,000$389,527.98
90,000,000$539,415.61

What each input means

Purchase Price ($)
Agreed purchase price of the property.
Down Payment ($)
Cash paid to seller at closing.
Interest Rate (%)
Annual interest rate on the seller note.
Amortization (years)
Payment schedule based on this term.
Balloon Due (years)
Year when remaining balance is due. 0 = no balloon.
Monthly Rent ($)
Expected rental income (if investment property).
Vacancy Rate (%)
Expected vacancy percentage.
Monthly Operating Expenses ($)
Taxes, insurance, maintenance, management.

What each result means

Monthly Payment
Amortized monthly P&I payment to the seller.
Balloon Balance Due
Remaining balance due at balloon date.
Loan Amount
Purchase price minus down payment.
Principal Paid by Balloon
Total principal paid before balloon is due.
Interest Paid by Balloon
Total interest paid before balloon is due.
Total Interest (full term)
Total interest if loan runs to full amortization.
Monthly Cash Flow
Rental income minus expenses and payment.
Annual Cash Flow
Net annual income from the property.
Loan-to-Value
Loan amount / purchase price.
Seller's Yield
Annual interest rate earned by the seller.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Purchase Price ($) = 300000, Down Payment ($) = 30000, Interest Rate (%) = 6, Amortization (years) = 30 = 8 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Monthly Payment
    1618.79 = $1,618.79
  3. Calculate Balloon Balance Due
    251246.76 = $251,246.76
  4. Calculate Loan Amount
    Loan Amount
    270000 = $270,000

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