Knowing how your rental property is performing starts with understanding the income it generates. Rental yield provides a simple way to look at the relationship between your rental income and the value of your investment property.
Our Yield Calculator gives property investors a quick way to estimate the gross rental yield of a rental property. Simply enter a few details to see an estimated percentage and get a clearer picture of your property’s rental return.
It can be useful if you already own a rental property, are looking at a potential investment, or want to check how your current rental income compares with the property’s value.
Rental yield gives you a straightforward percentage that shows the annual rental income in relation to the property’s value or purchase price.
It is one useful measure when reviewing a rental property, although it does not tell the whole story. Investors can use it alongside other information when comparing properties, reviewing rental income or considering whether their current rent reflects the market.
If you’re unsure what your property could be renting for, a professional rental appraisal can give you a more current view of the rental market.
Enter your property information below to get an estimate of your gross rental yield.
The result is a general indication and does not include ownership costs such as rates, insurance, maintenance, mortgage repayments or property management fees.
For a clearer picture of your property’s current rental position, the Ray White New Era Property Management team can provide a rental appraisal based on current rental conditions and comparable rental properties.
Your rental income can change as the market changes. If you’re unsure whether your current rent reflects what tenants are willing to pay, we can help.
Ray White New Era Property Management can provide a rental appraisal and discuss your property’s position in the rental market.
Get in touch with our property management team today to find out what your rental property could achieve.
These results are estimates only and do not include lending costs, tax treatment, depreciation, vacancy risk beyond the allowance entered, or changes in market rent.