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Yield is return on capital invested. Therefore for a wholly owned property gross yield would be annual income divided by market value of the property
If the property is BTL mortgaged then gross yield is more accurately calculated as income minus mortgage interest divided by equity held in the property
You can define 'yield' as you wish.
However generally, rental yield does not refer to the return on capital invested.0 -
jjlandlord wrote: »You can define 'yield' as you wish.
However generally, rental yield does not refer to the return on capital invested.
Fair point, but in that case return on equity is much more meaningful way to evaluate a BTL investment then 'yield'
http://www.yield-calculator.co.uk/?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=10 -
Fair point, but in that case return on equity is much more meaningful way to evaluate a BTL investment then 'yield'
http://www.yield-calculator.co.uk/?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
Interesting website but Stamp Duty calculator on it so now out of date.0
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