Rental Property Balance Sheet in Excel – 2 Methods (Free Template)

 

What Is a Rental Property Balance Sheet?

A balance sheet contains 3 portions: Assets, Liabilities, and Owners’ equity.  A Rental property balance sheet provides a glimpse of your rental property’s finances. Balance sheets are organized according to the equation: Assets = Liabilities + Shareholder’s Equity.

  • Assets: These are the main resources owned by the company. Assets can be classified into many types like Current and Fixed assets etc.
  • Liabilities: Values the company owes to a person or a company like cash, loans, etc.
  • Owners’ Equity: The value of a company’s shareholders after all the company’s assets are sold and all company liabilities are paid.

Read More: How to Make a Forecasting Balance Sheet in Excel


Method 1. Creating a Rental Property Balance Sheet Manually

Steps:

  • Enter Company Name, Current Year, and Previous Year in B4, C4, and E4.
  • Enter the Assets terms in B5:B12. (You can change the Fill color

Manually Creating Rental Property Balance Sheet in Excel

  • Enter the Liabilities terms in B14:B23.

  • Enter the Equity terms in B25:B29.

  • Select cells to display the Amount.
  • In the Home tab >> go to the Number >> choose Currency.

  • Enter the following formula in C12.
=SUM(C6:C11)

All assets of the present time were summed using the SUM function.

Calculation for Rental Property Balance Sheet in Excel

  • Press ENTER to see the result.

  • Enter the following formula in E12.
=SUM(E6:E11)
  • Press ENTER to see the result.

  • Enter the following formula in C23.
=SUM(C15:C22)
  • Use this formula in E23.
=SUM(E15:E22)

In both formulas, all liabilities are summed.

  • Press ENTER to see the result.

  • Enter this formula in C26.
=C12-C23

This formula subtracts the total liabilities from the total assets of the present time.

Detail Calculation for Rental Property Balance Sheet in Excel

  • Enter the formula in E26.
=E12-E23

The total liabilities are subtracted from the total assets of the previous time.

Calculate the total liabilities and equity:

Simple Calculations for Rental Property Balance Sheet

The Rental property balance sheet template will be displayed.

Prepared Rental Property Balance Sheet in Excel

Read More: How to Create Common Size Balance Sheet in Excel


Method 2 – Using Excel Templates to create a Rental Property Balance Sheet

  • Open an Excel workbook.
  • Go to the File tab.

Use of Excel Templates for Rental Property Balance Sheet

  • In New >> go to More templates.

  • Enter Balance sheet in the Search box and press ENTER.

You will see 4 types of balance sheets.

  • Choose Balance sheet (Simple).

In Balance sheet (Simple):

  • Click Create.

The following Excel sheets will be displayed.

  • Select Balance sheet.

The template is editable.

  • Some terms were changed in Assets.

  • These are the new terms.

  • Some terms were changed in Liabilities and owner’s equity.

  • These are the new terms.

This is the final output.

Modified Excel template for Rental Property Balance Sheet

Read More: How to Make Automatic Balance Sheet in Excel


How to use a Rental Property Balance Sheet Template

Enter the values of all assets and liabilities. The total assets, equity, and total liabilities and equity will be auto-calculated.

Example of Using Template of Rental Property Balance Sheet in Excel


Things to Remember

  • Rent should not appear in a balance sheet. It is a term of the Income/Expense statement.
  • More terms  can be added in the asset or liabilities section.

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Musiha Mahfuza Mukta

Musiha Mahfuza Mukta is a marine engineer who loves exploring Excel and VBA programming. To her, programming is a time-saving tool for dealing with data, files, and the internet. She's skilled in Rhino3D, Maxsurf, C++, MS Office, AutoCAD, and Excel & VBA, going beyond the basics. With a B.Sc in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering from BUET, she's shifted gears and now works as a content developer. In this role, she creates techy content exclusively focused on Excel... Read Full Bio

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