Gross yield is just the beginning.
A quoted rental yield doesn't tell you what you actually keep. Start with expected annual rent, then account for expenses and acquisition costs.
Practical ideas and tools to help you see beyond asking prices and understand what property ownership really involves.
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A quoted rental yield doesn't tell you what you actually keep. Start with expected annual rent, then account for expenses and acquisition costs.
When considering a purchase, think about the full cost of ownership: service charges, maintenance, insurance, utilities, potential vacancy and any management expenses.
Short-term rental income can vary with occupancy and seasonal demand. The performance that matters to an owner is income after the relevant running costs.
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