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Illustrative deal math, reviewed October 2026 — state rates and slabs change, so confirm figures with official schedules or an advisor before registering or signing.
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Yield is annual rent ÷ property value × 100: ₹3,60,000 rent on a ₹1,20,00,000 property is exactly 3.00%. It is the gross income return before a single cost — the fastest way to rank two properties' earning power side by side, and the page also shows the monthly rent for context.
Enter full-year rent (12 × monthly, minus expected vacancy) and the all-in property value. Then walk it down to net yourself: subtract maintenance, property tax, insurance, and management fees from the rent and re-divide — net usually lands 1–2 points below gross, which is the number that actually compares against FD or equity returns.
It does not subtract costs or vacancy, model appreciation or leverage, or judge whether 3% is good — gross yield ranks income, while the investment decision needs net yield plus growth.
Illustrative math only — not financial advice or a bank quote.
Tax and statutory rules change; verify with a professional.
It varies by city and property type; residential yields in many Indian metros are modest. Compare against local alternatives rather than a fixed target.
Subtract annual running costs and expected vacancy from the rent before dividing by the value.
In Indian metros, appreciation has historically dwarfed rental yield. Use yield to compare income and total return (yield + growth) to compare investments.
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