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Connecticut House Hack Calculator

House hacking means living in one unit and renting the rest. Pre-filled with Connecticut median prices, rents, and tax rates. See your effective housing cost after rental income and savings versus renting.

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Property & Financing

Units & Rental Income(Connecticut defaults)

Monthly Rental Income$4,136

Operating Expenses(Connecticut defaults)

Total Monthly Expenses$1,060

Rent Comparison

Monthly Savings vs. Renting$2,130

Connecticut Market Context

Avg Cap Rate

5.5%

Median Price

$415K

Property Tax

1.36%

Vacancy Rate

2.9%

Local Factors

  • -Among the highest property tax rates in the nation, significantly impacting cash flow
  • -Very low vacancy rates driven by proximity to NYC metro employment
  • -Aging housing stock means higher maintenance costs for older properties

Effective Housing Cost

$0

+ $454 cash flow

Free Housing + Cash Flow
Monthly Mortgage$2,623
Monthly Expenses$1,060
Total Monthly Cost$3,683
Rental Income− $4,136
Cost Coverage112.3%
Annual Savings vs. Rent$25,560
Cash on Cash Return26.2%

Who Covers Your Costs

COVERAGE100%
Rental Income$3,683
Your Cost$0

What does this mean?

You're living for free AND making money. Rental income from your other units more than covers the entire mortgage, taxes, and expenses. This is the house hack dream — your tenants are paying you to live there.

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