The gross yield on an investment is the annual gross dividend or income received expressed as a percentage. The gross yield is used in preference to the net yield, becauce investors can make a direct comparison with (gross) interest yields from other loanstocks and gilts.
(Annual rental income × 100), divided by purchase price. The net yield, however, the income minus all overheads and costs, including fees and taxes – is the critical figure. Learn more about important figures if you’re buying a property at auction to let.
The revenue produced by investments (such as securities, real estate, property, etc.) before any deductions, such as for charges or taxes, are made. Net yield is the opposite. Français: Rendement brut Español: Rendimiento bruto, producto bruto