Estimate gross rental yield from monthly contracted rent and a purchase price or current valuation.
Missing figures are left blank. They are not treated as zero. Zero monthly contracted rent on a positive valuation produces annual rent of £0.00 and a 0% gross yield. A zero valuation cannot produce a yield.
This is gross yield, before expenses, financing and tax. It is not a net yield, a profit forecast, or tax advice.
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Monthly contracted rent is multiplied by 12. That annual rent is divided by the purchase price or current valuation. £1,000 a month on a £200,000 value is a 6% gross yield. Zero monthly contracted rent on a positive valuation is a 0% gross yield. An empty rent field is not treated as zero.
No. Gross yield is before expenses, financing and tax. Use the rental cash-flow calculator if you want a forecast of cash left after those cash costs. That forecast is still before tax.
Either. Label the figure for yourself as the price you paid or a current valuation. The calculator uses the number you enter. An empty field is not zero, and a zero value cannot produce a yield.
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PaymentFlux helps eligible customers pay rent by card when a supported landlord, letting agent or property manager does not accept cards directly.