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Rental Yield Calculator
How to Use
Enter the property value and annual rent received to calculate the gross rental yield. This is the headline figure most property investors quote and compare across portfolios. To get a clearer picture of actual returns, subtract annual costs such as mortgage interest, agent fees, maintenance, and insurance to find the net yield.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
A gross yield above 5% is generally considered good. Yields vary significantly by city and country.
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