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.
Loan amount
Monthly EMI
Estimated future home value
Estimated total rent
Estimated ownership costs
Potential invested down-payment value
Buy-side net asset estimate
Rent-side net asset estimate
Buy-side advantage
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Compare renting with buying after loan interest, rent growth, home appreciation, maintenance and investing the down payment.

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Results can vary based on company policy, lender terms, tax law, and personal assumptions.
Calculates reducing-balance EMI, estimated rent, ownership costs, future home value and the opportunity cost of the down payment.
Small changes in appreciation and investment return can reverse the outcome.
No. It only means the entered assumptions favour buying mathematically.
Use a conservative rate for your city; the comparison is most reliable when appreciation and rent-growth assumptions are realistic rather than optimistic.