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XIRR Calculator

Calculate the true annualized return on your real estate syndication investments. Enter your capital calls as negative numbers and distributions as positive numbers.

How to use this calculator: Enter each cash flow with its date. Use negative amounts for money you sent (capital calls, equity contributions) and positive amounts for money you received (distributions, sale proceeds). The calculator uses the Newton-Raphson method — the same algorithm as Excel's =XIRR() function.
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Track XIRR automatically across all your deals

SyndTrack calculates your portfolio XIRR, DPI, and MOIC automatically as you log distributions and capital calls. No formulas required.

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What is XIRR and why does it matter for LP investors?

XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) is the annualized return on an investment that accounts for the exact timing of each cash flow. Unlike a simple ROI calculation, XIRR recognizes that a dollar received sooner is worth more than a dollar received later.

For real estate syndication investors, XIRR is the most accurate measure of performance because syndications have irregular cash flows — capital calls happen at different times, distributions are quarterly or annual, and the exit proceeds arrive years later. A simple average return calculation completely misses this timing dimension.

XIRR vs. the IRR your sponsor reports

Sponsors typically report the deal-level IRR from the perspective of the entire equity stack. Your personal XIRR may differ because your capital was called at a different time than other investors, or because you received a preferred return ahead of other equity classes. Always calculate your own XIRR using your actual cash flow dates.