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Rental Yield Calculator – Gross & Net Yield Percentage

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Typical vacancy ranges 5-10%.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Rental yield is the annual return on investment you earn from a rental property, expressed as a percentage of the property's price. It helps investors compare profitability across different properties.

Gross Yield = (Annual Rental Income / Property Price) × 100. This does not include any expenses — just the total rent collected in a year divided by the purchase price.

Net yield subtracts all annual operating expenses (property management, maintenance, insurance, vacancy losses, etc.) from the gross income, then divides by the property price. It gives a more realistic picture of profit.

A good yield depends on the market. Generally, 8%+ gross yield is attractive in many areas. For net yield, anything above 5% can be considered solid, but always compare with local averages and your investment goals.

Common expenses: property management fees, repairs and maintenance, insurance, property taxes, HOA fees, utilities (if paid by landlord), and vacancy losses. Always use realistic estimates for accurate net yield.

Vacancy reduces your effective rental income. This tool lets you enter a vacancy rate (e.g., 5%) which directly lowers the annual gross income used in both gross and net calculations, reflecting more realistic returns.

Always prefer net yield because it accounts for costs that vary between properties. Two houses with the same gross yield can have very different net yields due to differing expense levels.