RV Park NOI Calculator

Rebuild the real NOI from verified numbers and calculate your maximum allowable offer before you make an offer.

Enter the seller's reported numbers in the Seller column. Enter the real verified amounts in the Actual column. The Gap column shows the difference. Overwrite the example numbers with your own deal.
Example loaded: Cedar Creek RV and Mobile Home Resort — 62 sites, mixed long-term and transient. Overwrite any number with your own deal.
Revenue
Line itemSellerActualGap
Gross revenue
All income from all sources
$
$
$0
Operating expenses — enter $0 for any expense missing from the seller's financials
Line itemSellerActualGap
Payroll and staffing
All wages, salaries, payroll taxes
$
$
$0
Management fee
Use 9% of gross if owner self-manages and none is listed
$
$
+$47,160
Owner compensation
Market rate for owner's labor if not reflected in expenses
$
$
+$28,000
Utilities
Verify against actual bills — tenant electrical often absorbed by owner
$
$
+$18,400
Insurance
Get an independent quote — owner policies are often underinsured
$
$
+$9,600
Property taxes
Confirm with county records
$
$
$0
Repairs and maintenance
Normalize to minimum 4% of gross — low maintenance is a red flag
$
$
+$13,800
Capital reserve contribution
Should be 5% of gross minimum — often $0 on seller financials
$
$
$0
Marketing and OTA commissions
Hipcamp, Campspot, Good Sam — 15 to 25% per booking
$
$
$0
Professional fees
Accounting, legal, bookkeeping
$
$
$0
Supplies and miscellaneous
Cleaning, office supplies, small equipment
$
$
$0
Other expenses
Any additional line items in the seller's financials
$
$
$0
Total expenses
Net operating income
Calculate your maximum allowable offer
Seller's asking price
What the seller wants
$
Your target cap rate (%)
The return you require based on your market
Seller's implied cap rate
Based on seller's NOI and asking price
Cap rate you are getting if you pay asking price
If this is below your target cap rate, you are overpaying
Maximum Allowable Offer at Your Target Cap Rate
Seller is asking