I'm comparing two properties and one has higher rent but also higher council tax and service charges. How do I effectively factor these variable costs into my rental yield calculation to decide which investment offers a better return overall?
Quick Answer
Accurately factor variable costs like Council Tax and service charges into net rental yield by deducting them from gross rental income to determine true profitability for investment comparisons.
About This Topic
Learn how to factor variable costs like Council Tax and service charges into net rental yield. Understand the impact of 2025 Council Tax premiums on second and empty homes to make informed investment decisions.
This question is part of our Financing & Mortgages category, providing expert guidance on UK property investment.
Expert Guidance from Steven Potter
Steven Potter is a UK property investment coach with a £1.5M portfolio and over 5 years of hands-on experience. He has helped over 1,000 students achieve their property investment goals through practical, ethical strategies.
Ready to Take Action?
Get personalised property investment coaching with Steven Potter's Property Freedom Framework.
Learn about the Property Freedom Framework