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Berechnen Sie gross und net rental yield on any investment property. Geben Sie purchase price, rent, and expenses for instant yield analysis.
Gross Rental Yield
10.00%
Gross Rental Yield vs Monthly Rental Income
Formel
## Rental Yield Explained Rental yield measures the annual return a property generates from rent relative to its purchase price. ### Formulas **Gross Yield = (Annual Rent / Property Price) x 100** **Net Yield = (Annual Rent - Expenses) / Property Price x 100** ### Key Differences - Gross yield ignores expenses and gives a top-line view - Net yield subtracts operating costs for a more realistic picture - Neither accounts for financing costs or capital appreciation
Lösungsbeispiel
A $300,000 property rents for $2,500/month with $6,000 annual expenses.
- 01Annual rent: $2,500 x 12 = $30,000
- 02Gross yield: $30,000 / $300,000 x 100 = 10.00%
- 03Net income: $30,000 - $6,000 = $24,000
- 04Net yield: $24,000 / $300,000 x 100 = 8.00%
Häufig Gestellte Fragen
What is a good rental yield?
A gross yield of 7-10% is generally considered good. Net yields above 5% are attractive. However, yields vary by market; high-yield properties may carry more risk or be in less desirable areas.
Is rental yield the same as ROI?
Not exactly. Rental yield only considers rental income relative to property price. ROI may also include appreciation, tax benefits, and leverage effects, giving a more complete picture of total returns.
Should I use gross or net yield?
Net yield is more useful for investment decisions since it reflects actual income after expenses. Gross yield is helpful for quick initial screening and comparisons between properties.