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Rental yield calculator

Work out the gross yield, net yield and monthly cash flow of a rental property in a few seconds.

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Registration duty, notary fees, renovation — leave blank to ignore.
Property tax, insurance, maintenance, management fees, etc.
How many weeks a year you expect the property to sit empty.

This calculator is informational only and doesn't account for financing, taxes on rental income, or capital gains — it's a quick screening tool, not investment advice.

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PropertyOS calculates actual yield from your real income and expenses — not just estimates.

Frequently asked questions

Gross yield is annual rent divided by your total investment. Net yield also subtracts your annual running costs and expected vacancy, giving a more realistic picture.

Mainly registration duty (or VAT for new-builds) and notary fees — typically 10-15% of the purchase price in Belgium, plus any renovation before letting.

It varies a lot by city and property type; many investors look for a gross yield above 5-6%, though prime locations often yield less in exchange for stronger long-term appreciation.

No — this calculator looks at the property's own return before financing. Add your loan repayments separately to see net cash flow after financing.