Rental Yield Calculator

Investment Efficiency Analytics

Analyze the real return on investment based on purchase and rental terms.

Yield Analysis

Net Yield

6.00%

실제 적립 자본 대비 연 수익률

Monthly Cashflow1,250,000
Equity250,000,000

Rental yield should be measured against actual equity and financing cost

Rental property returns can look better than they are if you only look at rent. The key question is how much equity is actually tied up after tenant deposit and loan, and how much loan interest reduces income. This calculator divides net annual rent after loan interest by actual invested equity.

Calculation basis

Actual equity

Purchase price - tenant deposit - loan amount.

Net annual income

Monthly rent × 12 - loan amount × loan rate.

Net yield

Net annual income ÷ actual equity × 100.

How to use

  1. Enter purchase price, tenant deposit, and monthly rent.
  2. Enter loan amount and loan interest rate.
  3. Review net yield and monthly cash flow, then adjust separately for vacancy, taxes, repairs, and fees.

Frequently asked questions

Is this after tax?

No. It reflects rent and loan interest only. Acquisition tax, property tax, rental income tax, and other local rules need separate calculation.

Why can the yield look extremely high?

When equity is small after deposit and debt, leverage can inflate the yield. It also increases interest-rate and vacancy risk.

Does it include vacancy or maintenance?

No. For an investment decision, add vacancy, repairs, agent fees, management costs, and rent growth assumptions.

This tool is a general estimate. Confirm actual investment returns, taxes, and loan terms with the relevant institution or professional.