Oklahoma City Rental Expense Tracker
Track your exact monthly expenses, calculate your Net Operating Income (NOI), and clearly see your true cash flow to protect your real estate investment.
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Mastering Your Metrics
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Net Operating Income (NOI)
Your NOI is the pure income generated by your property minus all operating expenses (taxes, insurance, management, maintenance) before your mortgage debt is paid. It's the true measure of your property's profitability.
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True Cash Flow
Cash flow is what actually hits your bank account every month after all operating expenses and your mortgage payment (debt service) are paid. Positive cash flow builds wealth, negative drains it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Cash Flow and NOI?
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Net Operating Income (NOI) represents your property's pure operational profitability (Income minus Operating Expenses like taxes, insurance, and maintenance). Cash Flow takes it one step further by also subtracting your debt service (your mortgage payments). NOI is used to value the property, while Cash Flow is the actual money you put in your pocket.
How much should I set aside for maintenance?
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As a general rule of thumb in the Oklahoma City area, investors should plan to allocate between 5% and 10% of their gross monthly rent toward a maintenance reserve. For older properties, you may want to lean closer to 10% to ensure you have liquid capital available when HVAC units or water heaters inevitably need servicing.
Are property management fees tax deductible?
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Yes! Property management fees, along with property taxes, insurance, maintenance, and mortgage interest, are generally considered tax-deductible operating expenses by the IRS. This means the cost of hiring a professional manager like Simple Property Management is often subsidized by your tax savings, making it an incredibly smart investment.
