I'm looking at potential HMOs in university towns; what net rental yield (after ALL operating costs but before tax) is considered 'excellent' today, and is a 10% gross yield still achievable and sustainable for these types of properties in 2024?
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An excellent net rental yield for UK HMOs in university towns is 8%+ after operating costs but before tax. A 10% gross yield is still achievable, though sustainability relies on careful management amid rising costs and regulations.
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