Vacancy is one of the biggest drags on rental property returns. This calculator shows the true cost of empty units in Nevada — pre-filled with Nevada average rents ($1,518/mo) and vacancy rate (8.1%).
Avg Cap Rate
5.5%
Median Price
$455K
Property Tax
0.5%
Vacancy Rate
8.1%
Local Factors
Total Vacancy Cost
$7,402
$617/mo lost
What does this mean?
A vacancy rate of 7–12% is above average. This could indicate a soft rental market, above-market rents, or properties that need updates. Investigate whether rent adjustments or improvements could reduce turnover.
Vacancy loss is the income you don't collect when units sit empty between tenants. It's the gap between what a property could earn at full occupancy (Gross Potential Rent) and what it actually collects.
What vacancy rate should you use? Most lenders underwrite 5-8% for stabilized multifamily. Nevada averages around 8.1%. Your actual rate depends on local market conditions, property condition, and management quality.
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