RentToolkit

Rent Increase Calculator

New rent from a percentage or dollar increase, with the annual impact.

What do these mean?

Example: $1,800 rent + 4% = $1,872. That’s $72 more a month, $864 a year. Check local notice rules and rent limits first.

Your results, explained

New monthly rent
Rent after the increase.
Monthly change
Extra money each month.
Percent change
The raise as a % of the old rent.
Annual change
Extra money over a full year.

Estimates only. Not financial, tax or legal advice.

Results

New monthly rent—
Monthly change—
Percent change—
Annual change—

Estimates for educational purposes only. Not legal, tax or financial advice. Results depend on your inputs and are provided as is. See our Terms.

How it works

Some states and cities limit rent increases and require written notice periods. Check local rules before sending a notice.

The formula

New rent = rent × (1 + %)  or  rent + $
Percent change = (new − old) ÷ old × 100

FAQ

How much notice is required?

It depends on your state, city and lease. Verified notice periods will appear on our state pages.

Related calculators

Cash flow & ROI

Monthly cash flow, annual cash flow and ROI on a rental after mortgage, vacancy, management and expenses.

Open calculator →

Cap rate

Capitalization rate from property value, gross income and operating expenses.

Open calculator →

Cash-on-cash

Annual pre-tax cash flow divided by the total cash you put into the deal.

Open calculator →