Yield & cash flow per property.
Is the property really worth it? Enter the purchase price, rent, costs and equity — and instantly see the gross yield, net yield, cash flow and rent multiplier. The four numbers that matter.
The four numbers every landlord should know
A property is only as good as its numbers. Gross yield shows the potential, net yield the reality after costs, cash flow whether money is left over month after month — and the rent multiplier, how many years' rent the purchase price equals. Play through the figures:
Worth knowing: the gross rental yield relates the rent to the bare purchase price, the net rental yield to the total investment including ancillary purchase costs (real-estate transfer tax, notary, agent) and after deducting ongoing management costs. That's why it's always below the gross yield — and the more honest figure.
All properties, all key figures, one dashboard
Rentprime calculates these values automatically from your real rents and costs — and lines up your properties side by side for comparison.
Before every purchase I run the key figures through this calculator. If the cash flow is red, I take a second look. It's already saved me from one bad buy.