Property ROI calculator

Rental yield, capital appreciation and your overall gain across the years you plan to hold a property.

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Your numbers

₹5 L₹80,00,000 = ₹80 L₹20 Cr
₹0₹6,00,000 = ₹6 L₹2 Cr
₹0₹10 L
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015
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020
₹0₹20 L
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030
yrs
1 yrs30 yrs
Total return over 10 years8.1% a year
₹1.02 Cron ₹86 L invested (price plus one-time costs)
Total ROI
118.8%
Gross yield
3.8%
Net yield
2.8%
Value at exit₹1.57 Crafter 10 years
In profit fromYear 1first year a sale clears your outlay

Where the return comes from

Gross gain ₹1.08 Cr: Capital appreciation ₹77.37 L (72%), Net rent collected ₹30.82 L (28%)
  • Capital appreciation72%₹77.37 L
  • Net rent collected28%₹30.82 L

Less ₹6 L one-time costs = ₹1.02 Cr total return.

How your position builds

Property value against the rent you have collected. The marker shows the first year a sale would clear everything you put in.

Property value, rent collected and net position by yearProperty value, rent collected and net position by year. Use the left and right arrow keys to read each point.₹0₹50L₹1Cr₹1.5Cr₹2CrIn profit, year 1Y1Y3Y5Y7Y9Y10
  • Property value
  • Cumulative net rent
  • Net position if sold

Year-by-year detail

Show the table (10 years)
Yearly rental return detail
YearGross rentNet rentCumulative rentProperty valueNet position
1₹3,00,000₹2,45,000₹2,45,000₹85,60,000₹2,05,000
2₹3,15,000₹2,57,250₹5,02,250₹91,59,200₹10,61,450
3₹3,30,750₹2,70,113₹7,72,363₹98,00,344₹19,72,707
4₹3,47,288₹2,83,618₹10,55,981₹1,04,86,368₹29,42,349
5₹3,64,652₹2,97,799₹13,53,780₹1,12,20,414₹39,74,194
6₹3,82,884₹3,12,689₹16,66,469₹1,20,05,843₹50,72,311
7₹4,02,029₹3,28,323₹19,94,792₹1,28,46,252₹62,41,044
8₹4,22,130₹3,44,740₹23,39,532₹1,37,45,489₹74,85,021
9₹4,43,237₹3,61,977₹27,01,508₹1,47,07,674₹88,09,182
10₹4,65,398₹3,80,075₹30,81,584₹1,57,37,211₹1,02,18,795

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Good to know

Questions buyers ask

What is the difference between gross and net rental yield?

Gross yield is a year of rent divided by the property price. Net yield subtracts vacancy and running costs such as maintenance and property tax, and divides by everything you paid, including stamp duty and registration.

How is the CAGR on a property worked out?

CAGR is the steady yearly growth rate that turns your total outlay into what you end up with, counting the sale value and all the net rent collected, over the years you hold the property.

Does this ROI include a home loan?

No. It models an all-cash purchase so the property itself can be judged. If you are borrowing, run the EMI calculator alongside it to see the interest cost.

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