Rental Yield Calculator
Calculate gross and net rental yields for your buy-to-let investments. Analyse ROI and cash flow with optional mortgage calculations.
Investment Details
Maintenance, void periods, insurance, management fees
Understanding Rental Yields
Gross Yield: This is your annual rental income as a percentage of the property value. It's a quick way to compare investment opportunities but doesn't account for costs.
Net Yield: This deducts operating costs (maintenance, void periods, management fees, insurance) from your rental income. It gives a more realistic picture of your return.
ROI (Return on Investment): If you're using a mortgage, ROI looks at your return relative to the cash you've invested (your deposit). A leveraged investment can magnify both gains and losses.
What's a Good Yield?: In the UK, gross yields of 5-8% are generally considered good, with higher yields often found in the North. London and the South East typically see lower yields (3-5%) but may offer stronger capital growth.
Remember that yield is just one factor in property investment. Capital growth potential, tenant demand, and your overall investment strategy are equally important.