Who this is for: Owners and prospective buyers evaluating rental property.
Gross yield is rent against value. Net yield is what remains after property tax, society charges, maintenance, insurance, management and vacancy — and it is usually materially lower.
We compute both, document the assumptions, and place the result alongside your other asset returns for comparison.
This creates a like-for-like basis for hold, buy and sell decisions.
Challenges this addresses
- Only gross yield considered
- Vacancy periods excluded
- Value estimated from neighbourhood talk
- No comparison against alternatives
What the engagement includes
- Gross and net yield computation
- Cost and vacancy assumptions documented
- Comparison with alternative assets
- Sensitivity to rent and value changes
- Written assessment note