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Rental Yield Calculator

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Rental Yield Calculator

Rental yield answer2.75% netStandard cost basis · 3.81% gross · $28,600.00 annual rent · $8,000.00 holding costs

$1,716.67 estimated monthly net rent before loan repayments and tax.

$750,000.00Property value

$28,600.00Annual rent

$8,000.00Annual costs

3.81%Gross yield

Property value ($)Start with the purchase price or current valuation so the yield denominator is clear.Weekly rent ($/week)Use the rent actually expected before vacancy and tax effects.

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Holding costs

Annual holding costs ($/year)Rates, insurance, strata, management, repairs and vacancy allowance belong here.

Live result2.75% net3.81% gross · 28,600.00 annual rent · 8,000.00.

Formula used

Annual rent = weekly rent x 52. Gross yield = annual rent / property value x 100. Net yield = (annual rent - annual costs) / property value x 100.

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Rental Yield Calculator: 2.7%. Gross yield 3.8%; annual rent $28,600.00; net rental income $20,600.00.

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Annual rent = weekly rent x 52. Gross yield = annual rent / property value x 100. Net yield = (annual rent - annual costs) / property value x 100.

Apply the formulaAnnual rent = weekly rent x 52. Gross yield = annual rent / property value x 100. Net yield = (annual rent - annual costs) / property value x 100.2.7%Gross yield 3.8%; annual rent $28,600.00; net rental income $20,600.00.

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Property value: 750,000 $
Weekly rent: 550 $
Annual holding costs: 8,000 $

Resulting answer

2.7%

Gross yield 3.8%; annual rent $28,600.00; net rental income $20,600.00.

Answer: 2.7%
Live support: Gross yield 3.8%; annual rent $28,600.00; net rental income $20,600.00.

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Property value: 750,000 $
Weekly rent: 550 $
Annual holding costs: 8,000 $

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2.7%

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2.7%Gross yield 3.8%; annual rent $28,600.00; net rental income $20,600.00.

Inputs

Property value: 750,000 $
Weekly rent: 550 $
Annual holding costs: 8,000 $

Method

Annual rent = weekly rent x 52. Gross yield = annual rent / property value x 100. Net yield = (annual rent - annual costs) / property value x 100.

A $750,000 property renting for $550/week earns $28,600/year. After $8,000 costs, net yield is 2.7%.

Assumptions

This calculator is for planning and education, not legal, tax, medical, immigration, engineering or financial advice.
Use current official rates, contracts, carrier terms, statutes or professional guidance before relying on the result.
The default values are examples. Replace them with the figures from the job, invoice, contract, bill, service or record being checked.

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