Rental yield, worked out.
Gross yield is the easy number. This one takes rates, water, insurance, management and the loan out first, so you can see what a place actually returns each week.
Paying for a place that rents at a week?After costs .
Gross yield
4.40%
Net yield
2.74%
Cash flow
−$278/wk
Over a year
−$14,455
That’s a 4.40% gross yield, or 2.74% once running costs come out. You’d cover $14,455 a year yourself: $9,715 to hold it, plus $32,240 in interest.
Every 0.5% on the rate is about $2,600 a year, and every $10 a week of rent is $520.
Where a year’s rent goes
Every figure is yours to change
Urbnest manages for 6.6%, all in — no letting fee, no admin extras.
Interest only, at the rate shown — loan principal, depreciation and tax aren’t counted. Two weeks a year are held back for vacancy. Every figure here is one you can change. It’s a guide, not financial advice.
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