Short-Term Rental Revenue Estimator
Estimate your monthly and annual revenue from an Airbnb or VRBO listing, including seasonal variations and expense breakdowns.
STR Revenue
Monthly Expenses
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Monthly Expense Breakdown
Revenue by Season
Monthly Cash Flow
-$1,105
Gross Revenue
$3,463
Net Revenue
$2,943
Annual Revenue
$41,551
Annual NOI
$20,340
What This Means
At 65% occupancy and $175/night, your STR loses $1,105 per month after expenses. You would need to increase your nightly rate, improve occupancy, or reduce expenses to reach profitability. High season at 85% occupancy would produce -$253 per month, but winter at 45% drops to -$1,957.
RAZZ Insight
Before writing off STR, test your assumptions. Many hosts undercharge on their first listing. Professional photography alone can boost booking rates by 20-30%. Consider dynamic pricing tools like PriceLabs or Beyond to optimize your nightly rate. If the numbers still do not work, a long-term rental may be the more reliable path.
Results are estimates only and may vary based on lender policies, market conditions, and individual circumstances. Consult a mortgage broker or financial advisor for accurate figures.
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