Rental Yield Calculator
Evaluate the profitability of your rental investment: gross yield, net yield and cashflow
Gross yield
Evaluate the profitability of your rental investment: gross yield, net yield and cashflow
FAQ
Gross yield is the ratio of annual rent to the purchase price, without deducting charges. Formula: (annual rent / purchase price) x 100.
A gross yield of 4% to 6% is considered good. Above 6% is excellent. Below 3%, the property is mainly a capital gains investment.
Charges include: property tax, insurance, maintenance, co-ownership fees, vacancy rate and management fees.
Property tax is not tax-deductible for individuals in Belgium. It is a cost to deduct from the gross yield to get the net yield.
For an accurate calculation, acquisition costs (notary + registration fees) should be added to the purchase price. This gives the 'all-in' yield.
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