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Rent vs Buy Calculator India

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Estimated results

Loan amount

₹64,00,000

Monthly EMI

₹55,541

Estimated future home value

₹2,12,26,382

Estimated total rent

₹1,10,35,677

Estimated ownership costs

₹26,45,276

Potential invested down-payment value

₹1,07,64,000

Buy-side net asset estimate

₹1,16,51,340

Rent-side net asset estimate

-₹2,71,677

Buy-side advantage

₹1,19,23,018
Detailed breakdown

Result visual

Compare outputs within each unit group. Bars show magnitude; exact values include any negative sign. Each group uses its own scale.

Amounts (Rs)

Loan amount₹64,00,000
Monthly EMI₹55,541
Estimated future home value₹2,12,26,382
Estimated total rent₹1,10,35,677
Inputs used in this result
Home price
80,00,000 Rs
Down payment
16,00,000 Rs
Home-loan rate
8.5 %
Comparison period
20 years
Current monthly rent
25,000 Rs
Annual rent increase
6 %
Annual home appreciation
5 %
Annual ownership-cost rate
1 %
Return on invested down payment
10 %

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How to use this calculator

Compare renting with buying after loan interest, rent growth, home appreciation, maintenance and investing the down payment.

Written and reviewed by RupeeKit Editorial TeamLast reviewed 31 July 2026Report a correction
Illustration of a house and a rent key balanced on a scale representing the rent versus buy decision
Illustration of a house and a rent key balanced on a scale representing the rent versus buy decision

Educational estimate only

Results can vary based on company policy, lender terms, tax law, and personal assumptions.

Formula used

Calculates reducing-balance EMI, estimated rent, ownership costs, future home value and the opportunity cost of the down payment.

Example calculation

Small changes in appreciation and investment return can reverse the outcome.

FAQs

Does a positive result mean I should buy?

No. It only means the entered assumptions favour buying mathematically.

What if I don't know future home appreciation?

Use a conservative rate for your city; the comparison is most reliable when appreciation and rent-growth assumptions are realistic rather than optimistic.