Calculate Rental Yield
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Property Details$
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Rental Income$
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Occupancy rate accounts for vacancy periods. 95% is typical for well-located properties (roughly 2–3 weeks vacant per year). Adjust down if your market has higher vacancy.
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Annual Expenses
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Typical other expenses include council rates ($1,500–$3,500), landlord insurance ($1,200–$2,500), water rates ($800–$1,500), maintenance (~1% of value/yr), and strata fees if applicable.
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Gross Yield
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Before expenses
Net Yield
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After expenses
Annual Rental Income
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Total Annual Expenses
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Net Annual Income
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Weekly Net Income
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Expense Ratio
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Effective Weekly Rent
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How does this compare?
Income & Expense Breakdown
Gross annual rent—
Vacancy allowance—
Effective annual income—
Net annual income—
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This calculator is for illustrative purposes only and does not constitute financial or taxation advice.
Yield benchmarks are approximate national averages. Returns vary significantly by location and property type.
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