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Rental Yield Calculator Malaysia

Calculate the gross and net rental yield of a property from its rent, price and expenses.

Rates basis: Estimate

The property

RM
RM
Yearly costs of holding the property, used for the net yield.
RM

Maintenance, tax, insurance, etc.

months

Between tenants, for the net yield

Gross rental yield

4.80%

RM 21,600.00 annual rent

Gross rental yield: 4.80%

Net yield
3.51%
Rent collected
RM 19,800.00

Example scenarios

  • RM1,500 rent, RM350k property

    Annual rent RM18,000 ÷ price.

    5.1% gross yield

  • After RM3,600 yearly expenses

    Net rent RM14,400 ÷ price.

    4.1% net yield

Understanding the numbers

How the figures above are worked out — the rules, rates and reasoning behind every line.

Estimates only. Results are for planning purposes and may differ from official figures. Confirm against the relevant authority before making financial decisions.

Is the property a good rental?

Rental yield shows the annual rent as a percentage of the property price, a quick way to compare investment properties.

How it's calculated

Gross yield = annual rent ÷ price. Net yield subtracts yearly expenses like maintenance, tax and insurance first.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good rental yield in Malaysia?

Gross yields of around 4–6% are common for residential property; higher is better, but check the net figure after expenses.

Formula governance

Formula version
2026.1
Effective date
1 Jan 2026
Government source
LHDN (RPGT · stamp duty)
Last updated
3 Oct 2026

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