Calculate basis-preserving gross and after-entered-cost rental yields from documented rent, recurring-cost and price/value records without market ratings or advice.
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One currency label, one documented rent record with source basis and monthly/annual period, one documented recurring-cost record with basis and period, and one positive price/value amount with its basis
Basis-preserving gross and after-entered-cost arithmetic yields with annualized amounts, selected periods and all three source bases kept visible
Annualize monthly amounts by exactly 12, retain annual amounts as entered, then divide rent and rent minus entered recurring costs by the selected price/value amount; no missing cost, vacancy or market assumption is added
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Calculate auditable gross and after-entered-cost rental-yield records while preserving rent, recurring-cost and price/value bases and periods without supplying a market or investment verdict.
Keep a trailing rent record separate from an asking rent or forecast and avoid an assumed vacancy factor.
Select trailing collected rent, its actual monthly or annual period, the reviewed recurring-cost record and one documented price/value basis.
Gets traceable annualized amounts and two arithmetic ratios without the result being labeled complete NOI or cash flow.
Compare one lease-supported rent record with entered recurring costs without silently adding or omitting acquisition items.
Select current contract/lease rent, preserve its period, identify the cost-record source and explicitly choose the acquisition/offer denominator.
The CSV retains every source choice and states that after-entered-cost yield is not a completeness or investment conclusion.
Prevent forecast rent, budgeted costs and current value from being presented as verified history.
Create a separate reviewed-forward/current-budget/current-value record and reconcile it outside the calculator before comparison.
The basis labels remain visible and the tool refuses market benchmarks, appraisal, financing, tax and recommendation claims.
Outputs and checklists are planning aids. Review the linked current authorities and the records, terms, instructions, and requirements that apply to your exact situation before a consequential decision.
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The selected source remains visible as trailing collected, current contract/lease or reviewed forward rent. The tool adds no occupancy, vacancy, collection, concession, renewal or market-rent assumption.
Annualized rent = entered rent × 12 when Monthly; otherwise entered annual rentThe entered basis identifies trailing recorded, reviewed current-budget or another reviewed cost record. The calculator does not decide which operating, capital, financing or tax items belong in that amount and never calls it complete expenses.
Annualized entered costs = entered recurring costs × 12 when Monthly; otherwise entered annual costsThe denominator remains explicitly labeled acquisition/offer price, documented current value or another documented value basis. Neither result is NOI, taxable income, cash flow, total return, appraisal or an investment rating.
Gross yield = annualized rent ÷ value × 100; after-entered-cost yield = (annualized rent − annualized entered costs) ÷ value × 100Updated: August 2026
USD 2,200 monthly contract/lease rent annualizes to USD 26,400. With USD 6,000 annual trailing recorded recurring costs and a USD 300,000 acquisition/offer price, gross yield is 8.80% and after-entered-cost yield is 6.80%.
Choose Annual for a reviewed trailing rent or cost total. The tool uses each amount once and does not multiply it by 12 or reinterpret its accounting coverage.
When annualized entered recurring costs exceed annualized rent, the after-entered-cost yield remains negative and visible. The result does not diagnose the property, validate the records or recommend a decision.
Keep monthly and annual periods explicit, preserve whether each record is trailing, current contract/budget or forward, and reconcile scope and dates before comparison.
Review vacancy, collections, recurring expenses, capital items, financing, taxes, condition, leases, value evidence and risk separately; this ratio supplies no investment verdict.
Record one rent amount with its source basis and monthly or annual period, one recurring-cost amount with its own basis and period, one documented price or value amount, and a shared currency label. The calculator annualizes only the entered records and returns two arithmetic ratios. It does not validate rent, supply vacancy, decide expense completeness, calculate NOI or cash flow, establish value, rank a market or recommend an investment.