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

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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