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Real Estate FIRE Calculator

Calculate your early retirement date when combining rental cash flow with stock portfolio growth. See how rental income shrinks your required FIRE number.

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Stock FIRE Target Needed
$900,000
vs $1,500,000 without rental income
Capital Saved By Rentals
$600,000
From $24,000/yr net rental cash flow
Time Saved To FIRE
~6 years earlier
Target reached in ~13.3 years

Not financial advice — a projection based on your cash flow assumptions.

How Real Estate Accelerates Financial Independence

Every dollar of reliable net rental cash flow reduces the paper wealth needed in your stock portfolio by $25 to $30 (assuming a 3.3% to 4.0% withdrawal rate).

Beyond a one-time estimate

Track stocks, cash, and real estate in one dashboard.

Connect your brokerages and bank accounts to see your net worth, real estate equity, and FIRE target update in real time — free.

Runs on your real money

Link a brokerage with SnapTrade or Plaid, or drop in a CSV, and this exact chart tracks your actual balances — updating as markets move and you invest. No more re-typing estimates.

Tells you if you’re on track

Your Readiness score re-runs this Monte Carlo on your real net worth and answers what matters: on track for your age, will it last, is your emergency fund covered.

Your whole net worth, in one place

Investments, cash, property and debts together — with a savings rate pulled from your real deposits and your dividend income counted. All free.

Same math here and inside — every formula is hand-checkable on the methodology page.

Real estate FIRE questions

How does rental income change your FIRE number?
Net rental cash flow directly reduces your annual spending gap. For example, if you spend $60,000/yr and have $24,000/yr in net rental cash flow, your stock portfolio only needs to fund $36,000/yr. At a 4% withdrawal rate, your required stock FIRE number drops from $1,500,000 down to $900,000!
What is net rental cash flow?
Net rental cash flow is your gross rental income minus all property expenses: mortgage principal & interest, property taxes, insurance, repairs, vacancies, and property management fees.
Why combine real estate with index fund investing for FIRE?
Combining real estate with stock portfolios provides diversification. Rental cash flow acts as a predictable income floor during stock market downturns, while index funds provide liquidity and inflation growth without maintenance hassles.

Track your real estate and stock FIRE horizon.

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