NZ Rental Yield Calculator

How profitable is your rental property?

If you own or want to purchase a rental property it is important to understand its rental yield. Use our simple rental yield calculator below to find out how much your investment property is making you.

How is Rental Yield calculated?

Rental yield tells you the yearly revenue your investment property will generate. It’s calculated by taking the annual rental income minus the costs associated with owning a rental property. You then divide the property’s purchase price or the current market value and the higher the percentage, the better the yield.

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