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Formel: Yield % = (Annual Rent / Property Value) × 100
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Berechnungsmethode

Rental Yield% = (Annual Rental Income ÷ Property Value) × 100

Gross Rental Yield = (Annual Gross Rental Income ÷ Property Purchase Price) × 100. Net Rental Yield = ((Annual Income − Annual Operating Expenses) ÷ Property Purchase Price) × 100.

* Beispiel: $2,000/month rent, $300,000 property → 8% yield

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Praxisanwendungen

Residential Income Property Analysis

Calculating 7.2% gross yield on a $250,000 property generating $1,500 monthly rent ($18,000 annual ÷ $250,000).

Net Yield Comparison

Determining 5.2% net yield after deducting $5,000 annual expenses from $18,000 gross rent ($13,000 net ÷ $250,000).

Multi-Family Portfolio Evaluation

Comparing yields across apartment buildings to allocate investment capital effectively.

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Beispiel1
$2,000/month rent, $300,000 property
Ergebnis: 8% yield
Beispiel2
$1,200/month rent, $250,000 property
Ergebnis: 5.76% yield
Beispiel3
$3,500/month rent, $500,000 property
Ergebnis: 8.4% yield

Funktionsweise

The Rental Yield Calculator measures annual gross and net rental return percentages on investment properties, allowing real estate investors to evaluate income property performance.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

What is a good rental yield percentage?

A good gross rental yield is typically 6% to 8%, while a good net rental yield is generally 4% to 6% or higher depending on market location.

What is the difference between gross yield and net yield?

Gross yield considers only rental income relative to property price. Net yield subtracts operating expenses (property tax, insurance, maintenance, vacancy) before calculating yield.

Does rental yield include property appreciation?

No, rental yield measures only ongoing cash flow return. Total return combines rental yield plus annual property value appreciation.

How does vacancy rate affect rental yield?

Vacancies reduce annual rental income, lowering both gross and net yield.

What is the 1% rule in real estate investing?

The 1% rule states that monthly gross rent should equal at least 1% of property purchase price (e.g., $2,000 monthly rent on a $200,000 property).