Calculate Rental Yield

Get a clear picture of how your investment property is really performing. Enter your rental income, property expenses, and mortgage details to calculate your gross and net yield and whether your property is cashflow positive, negative, or neutral.

Rental Yield Calculator | Frame Finance

1

Property Details

Property Value

$

Property Type

2

Rental Income

Weekly Rent

$

3

Annual Expenses

Property Management Fee

%

Other Annual Expenses (rates, insurance, etc.)

$

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.

4

Mortgage Details (optional — leave blank if unencumbered)

Loan Balance

$

Interest Rate

%

Loan Term

Loan Type

Principal & Interest Interest Only

Gross Yield

—

Before expenses & mortgage

Net Yield

—

After expenses, before mortgage

Annual Rental Income

—

Total Annual Expenses

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Net Income (pre-mortgage)

—

Annual Mortgage Repayment

—

Monthly Repayment

—

Expense Ratio

—

Full Annual Breakdown

Income

Gross annual rent (52 weeks) —

Property Expenses

Total expenses —

Mortgage

Annual mortgage repayment —

Annual cashflow —

Yield Benchmarks

Gross yield —

Avg ~3.5%

Net yield —

Avg ~2.5%

Looking to build or grow your investment portfolio? Understanding yield and cashflow is just the start — loan structure, interest rate, and offset strategy can significantly shift whether a property is positive or negative. Speak to Frame Finance → to make sure your finance is working as hard as your property.

This calculator is for illustrative purposes only and does not constitute financial or taxation advice.
Yield benchmarks are approximate national averages. Returns vary by location and property type.
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