The gross operating income (GOI) equals the property's annual gross scheduled income less vacancy and credit loss. GOI is not the property's potential income, but represents instead the actual income that you expect to collect every year.
To understand this real estate metric, it is necessary to first learn about gross scheduled income and vacancy and credit loss. Then you should implicitly understand GOI as it is simply the difference between those two amounts. We won't belabor the term here, but just provide a quick review of the calculations.
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How to Calculate Gross Operating Income
- First determine Gross Scheduled Income of a property for a whole year.
- Estimate property's Vacancy and Credit loss.
- Subtract Vacancy and Credit Loss from Gross Scheduled Income:
Excel Spreadsheet Example
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