Quick Summary: Rental Yield Calculator

A good rental yield for residential property in Indian metros is 2.5% to 3.5%, while commercial properties can offer 7% to 10%. In FY 2026-27, calculating 'Net Yield' is critical, as it accounts for property taxes, maintenance, and the Section 24(a) standard deduction, providing a realistic view of your passive income.

How to use the Rental Yield Calculator

  1. Enter Property Cost

    Input the total acquisition cost including stamp duty and registration.

  2. Input Monthly Rent

    Enter the gross rent expected from the tenant.

  3. Add Annual Expenses

    Include society maintenance, property tax, and insurance costs.

  4. Analyze Cap Rate

    Review your gross vs net rental yield to assess the property's income potential.

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Last verified May 2026

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