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Rental Yield Calculator
Rental yield tells you how much return a property generates relative to its value. Gross yield uses rent only, while net yield factors in expenses like rates, insurance, and management fees. A higher yield means better cash flow — but it's just one piece of the property puzzle. General information only, not tax advice.
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See your rental yield instantly
Enter your property value and weekly rent on the left — gross yield, net yield and rating appear here.
Common questions
What is the difference between gross and net rental yield?
Gross yield compares annual rent with property value. Net yield also deducts ownership costs such as rates, insurance, management fees and vacancy.
Is a higher rental yield always better?
No. Yield is only one part of the investment picture. Location, vacancy risk, maintenance, borrowing costs and capital growth also matter.