Rental Yield Calculator

Calculate rental property yield and return on investment

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Enter your property details to calculate rental yield and return on investment

How to Use This Calculator

1

Enter Property Value

Input the total purchase price or current market value of the rental property you want to analyze.

2

Add Monthly Rent

Enter the expected or current monthly rental income. Use market research to determine competitive rental rates.

3

Set Vacancy Rate

Estimate the percentage of time the property will be vacant. Typical vacancy rates range from 5-10%.

4

Input Annual Expenses

Add all annual costs including property tax, insurance, maintenance, property management fees, and mortgage interest.

5

Review Results

Analyze gross yield (income vs. value) and net yield (profit after expenses) to evaluate your investment.

6

Compare Properties

Use the history feature to save and compare multiple properties to find the best investment opportunity.

Rental Property Investment Tips

1

Aim for a net rental yield of at least 4-6% for a good return on investment

2

Factor in all expenses including maintenance, insurance, property tax, and management fees

3

Consider location carefully - properties in high-demand areas typically have lower vacancy rates

4

Account for vacancy periods when calculating expected income - 5-10% is typical

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Property management fees typically range from 8-12% of monthly rent

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Set aside 1-2% of property value annually for maintenance and repairs

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Higher gross yields don't always mean better investments - net yield is more important

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Consider property appreciation potential alongside rental yield for total return

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Research local rental market rates to ensure competitive pricing

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Keep detailed records of all expenses for tax purposes and accurate yield calculations

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Review and adjust rental rates annually based on market conditions

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Consider tax implications of rental income in your jurisdiction

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