Updated - 2025/26 rates

Rental yield calculator for buy-to-let landlords UK 2025/26

Calculate the gross and net rental yield on any buy-to-let property. Gross yield uses the full purchase price; net yield deducts a standard industry allowance for running costs.

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Rental yield calculator by postcode

Calculate gross yield, net yield, void-adjusted yield, and monthly cash flow for a UK rental property. Add a postcode or outward code to label the investment area.

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Reflects 2025/26 rates and April 2025 changes

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This calculator provides a planning estimate only and is not tax, mortgage, legal, insurance, or investment advice. It does not fetch live postcode rent or sale-price data. Connect a property-data API if you want automatic postcode benchmarking. Speak to a regulated adviser before acting.

Frequently asked questions

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Disclaimer: This calculator provides an estimate based on publicly available UK tax rates and industry data current to 2025/26. It does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Your actual figures may differ depending on your specific circumstances. Always confirm your position with a qualified solicitor, accountant, or financial adviser before making any property or financial decision.