What does purchase price mean?
Use the amount paid for the property. The calculator uses it as the denominator for both yields.
MossMeter tool
Compare a property’s annual rent with its purchase price and operating costs to see gross and net rental yield.
Enter all three amounts in the same currency. Currency symbols are omitted.
The amount paid for the property.
Enter the purchase price.
The rent received each month.
Enter monthly rent.
Total yearly costs to operate the property.
Enter annual operating costs.
Complete all three fields with valid amounts to see your yields.
Entered figures are shown as provided. Annual amounts use dollar formatting; no currency conversion is applied.
Complete all three fields with valid amounts to calculate rental yield.
Enter all three amounts in a consistent currency. The calculator uses the figures you provide to estimate gross and net yield.
Gross yieldGross yield (%) = (monthly rent × 12 ÷ purchase price) × 100
Net yieldNet yield (%) = ((monthly rent × 12 − annual operating costs) ÷ purchase price) × 100
Use the amount paid for the property. The calculator uses it as the denominator for both yields.
Enter the rental amount for one month. The calculator multiplies it by 12 to estimate annual rent.
Enter the total costs to operate the property for one year. The calculator subtracts this total when finding net yield.
Gross yield compares annualized rent with purchase price. Net yield subtracts annual operating costs before dividing by purchase price.
Net yield is negative when annual operating costs exceed annualized rent. The calculator reflects only the three inputs you provide.