Real Estate Scenario Calculator β Compare Property Scenarios
Educational model for people making a housing decision
Buy, rent, or wait? Check the numbers before the deal, not after.
An educational what-if calculator that models 5 scenarios with inflation, taxes, and mortgage. This is not investment advice.
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Pick a scenario
Choose a template or start blank.
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Set your assumptions
Inflation, growth, mortgage, horizon.
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Compare outcomes
See how trade-offs evolve side by side.
How it works
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Enter your numbers
Capital, rent, house price, mortgage, inflation. Country presets help you get started.
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Compare 5 scenarios
Buy, mortgage, deposit, flip, rent-to-others β on one chart, with nominal and real values.
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Draw your own conclusion
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Start from a scenario template
Highest modeled value Β· not a recommendation
A Β· Own home scenario
108.633Β β¬
Final capital Β· 60 mo Β· 107.630Β β¬ inflation-adjusted Β· CAGR +1.7%
Educational what-if calculation β not purchase or investment advice.
β This is an educational what-if model. All numbers are computed from your assumptions and are not a forecast or investment, financial, tax or legal advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Consult a licensed adviser before making decisions.
SCENARIO CALCULATOR
Horizon
MetricValues
Capital100.000Β β¬
Rent800Β β¬
Scenario Parameters
Country / preset
manual estimate
CPI Greece
2.7%
World Bank 2025
Rent growth %/yr
+8%
Numbeo
Reno growth %/yr
+3.5%
Eurostat
Net rate
2.5%
Central Bank
House appreciation %/yr
+6%
OECD HPI
Income tax %
15%
Tax code
CPI inflation %2.5%
Rent growth %/yr7%
Reno growth %/yr3.5%
In 60 mo:
Purchase power loss: 11.615Β β¬
Your rent: 1.122Β β¬/mo
Renovation: 11.877Β β¬
Real deposit yield: -0.4%
β Infl.
Comparison Results
A Β· Own home
Buy a house & live in it
Capital change + avoided costs
12 mo-7.180Β β¬
24 mo-3.642Β β¬
60 mo8.633Β β¬
Final capital108.633Β β¬
B Β· Deposit
Bank deposit
Net profit (rent +7%/yr)
12 mo-7.758Β β¬
24 mo-16.164Β β¬
60 mo-45.757Β β¬
Final capital54.243Β β¬
C Β· Rentals x2
Two apartments to rent
Net profit (rent +7%/yr)
12 moβ
24 moβ
60 moβ
Final capitalβ
D Β· Reno cycle
Renovation cycle scenario
Net profit (rent +7%/yr)
12 moβ
24 moβ
60 moβ
Final capitalβ
E Β· Airbnb
Short-term let scenario
Net profit (rent +7%/yr)
12 moβ
24 moβ
60 moβ
Final capitalβ
Monthly dynamics
A Β· BUY A HOUSE & LIVE IN IT
+ House value growth27.058Β β¬
+ Deposit income on leftover cash1.613Β β¬
β Purchase costs-5.600Β β¬
β Maintenance for period-9.569Β β¬
β Rent (construction) (6 mo)-4.868Β β¬
= Net total8.633Β β¬
B Β· BANK DEPOSIT
+ Deposit interest11.200Β β¬
β Own rent for period-56.957Β β¬
= Net total-45.757Β β¬
C Β· TWO APARTMENTS TO RENT
+ Rent income (no infl.)64.076Β β¬
+ Apartment value growth27.058Β β¬
β Maintenance+taxes-12.800Β β¬
β Own rent for period-56.957Β β¬
= Net totalβ
D Β· RENOVATION CYCLE SCENARIO
+ Flip income35.549Β β¬
β Own rent for period-56.957Β β¬
= Net totalβ
E Β· SHORT-TERM LET SCENARIO
+ Rent income (no infl.)77.413Β β¬
Long-term rent β¬/mo-48.000Β β¬
β Maintenance+taxes-27.000Β β¬
β Own rent for period-56.957Β β¬
= Net totalβ
Scenario summary Β· under your assumptions
Modeled result Β· not adviceHighest modeled scenario
A Β· Buy a home
Shows a higher modeled result than Bank deposit over 60 months under your assumptions.
Modeled net advantage
+54.390Β β¬
β +907Β β¬ / mo
What drives this modeled result
- Higher modeled net position vs Bank deposit (54.390Β β¬).
- Stronger compound growth rate under your assumptions.
- Property appreciation (6% / yr) offsets ownership costs.
- The alternative ends below the starting capital in this model.
Break-even point
Year 1 β leading scenario overtakes the alternative.
Main risk
This result is most sensitive to property appreciation (Β±10% shifts the modeled outcome by ~3.064Β β¬).
π Property Scenario Report
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Includes:
- Scenario summary
- Target return comparison
- Cash flow breakdown
- Financing assumptions
- Sensitivity overview
- Educational disclaimer
β This report is an educational scenario model based on user-provided inputs and assumptions. It is not financial, investment, tax, mortgage, or legal advice. Calc.estate does not recommend whether to buy, sell, rent, borrow, or invest.
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Outcome summary
Over 60 months, scenario A Β· Buy a home gives the highest modeled result under your current assumptions (8.633Β β¬ net change). The next scenario in this comparison is B Β· Bank deposit (-45.757Β β¬). This outcome is most sensitive to property appreciation (a 1pp change shifts the modeled result by ~5.146Β β¬).
This is not a recommendation. Results are calculated only from your inputs.
β Educational what-if model. Not a forecast, not a recommendation, not financial, tax or legal advice. Your inputs are your assumptions.
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Sensitivity analysis
ProYour result depends on assumptions. Pro shows whether the modeled result survives if inflation, rent growth, appreciation or deposit rates are wrong by Β±2%. Example: base case may show rental property with a higher modeled result β but if appreciation is lower and maintenance higher, the picture can change. Stress-test before you act.
Scenario
Conservative
Base case
Optimistic
A Β· Own home
-2.856Β β¬
8.633Β β¬
20.977Β β¬
B Β· Deposit
-52.104Β β¬
-45.757Β β¬
-38.747Β β¬
C Β· Rentals x2
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β
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D Β· Reno cycle
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β
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E Β· Short-term
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Educational sensitivity probe based on your own inputs. Not a forecast and not a recommendation.
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Who this is for
Use this when you're asking:
- What changes if I buy now vs wait?
- Does renting and keeping cash on deposit show a lower modeled result?
- Will a rental property beat a bank deposit after taxes and maintenance?
Outcomes
What you'll know after 5 minutes
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Which scenario has the highest modeled result under your assumptions
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Which variable affects the result most
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Whether the modeled result is stable enough to discuss further
How it works
From assumptions to scenario output
- STEP 1Enter assumptionsCapital, rent, inflation, growth
- STEP 2Compare scenariosBuy, rent, wait, deposit, rental property
- STEP 3Stress-test the resultConservative / base / optimistic
- STEP 4Save or exportPDF, share link, scenario history
Built forRent vs buy Β· Buy now vs wait Β· Deposit vs rental property Β· Airbnb Β· Renovation