Rental Yield Calculator
Calculate rental yield and monthly net income from price, deposit, rent and loan.
Acquisition tax, brokerage fee, legal fees, etc. (optional). Get them from the acquisition tax and brokerage fee calculators.
Deposit received from the tenant. It reduces your own capital.
Loan principal used for the purchase. Enter 0 if none.
Interest-only repayment is assumed.
Property tax, maintenance, repairs, etc. (optional).
Share of the year with no rent received (optional).
Real (equity) yield · per year
4.44%
What is rental yield?
Rental yield shows how much a property earns in a year as a percentage. The figure changes with what you divide by, so this calculator shows two versions.
- Gross yield = annual rent ÷ purchase price. A surface figure that ignores the loan and deposit (some sites subtract the deposit from the denominator, so numbers elsewhere may differ).
- Real (equity) yield = annual net income ÷ own capital invested. It shows what your own money actually earns.
How it is calculated
Own capital = price + acquisition costs − deposit − loan
Annual rent income = monthly rent × 12 × (1 − vacancy rate)
Annual net income = annual rent income − annual loan interest (loan × rate) − annual holding costs
Monthly net income = annual net income ÷ 12
Rental income tax, income tax and health insurance effects are not included. What you actually keep is lower after taxes.
Example — a 300M KRW property
Price 300M, acquisition costs 10M, deposit 30M, monthly rent 1M, loan 100M at 4% per year:
- Own capital = 300M + 10M − 30M − 100M = 180M KRW
- Annual rent = 1M × 12 = 12M, annual interest = 4M → annual net income 8M KRW
- Gross yield = 12M ÷ 300M = 4.00%, real yield = 8M ÷ 180M ≈ 4.44%
Input notes
- If own capital is 0 or less (deposit + loan is at least price + costs), the real yield is not calculated and a notice is shown instead.
- The rate assumes interest-only repayment (bullet loan). For amortizing loans, check the loan interest calculator.
- Vacancy and holding costs differ per property, so estimate them yourself.
- Results are reference estimates based on your inputs. Before buying or borrowing, confirm with a tax accountant, licensed agent or your lender.