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UK Buy-to-Let Calculator 2024

Calculate BTL mortgage, rental yield, ROI, and annual profit for property investments

Property Details

Mortgage Details

Costs & Expenses

Tax Details

Buy-to-Let Investment Analysis
Annual Net Profit (After Tax)
£0

Investment Metrics

Gross Rental Yield: 0%
Net Rental Yield: 0%
Return on Investment (ROI): 0%
Monthly Cash Flow: £0

Income & Expenses Breakdown

Annual Rental Income: £0
Mortgage Payments: -£0
Management Fees: -£0
Maintenance & Insurance: -£0
Void Period Loss: -£0

Tax Calculation

Profit Before Tax: £0
Tax on Rental Income: -£0
Mortgage Interest Relief: +£0

Initial Investment

Deposit Required: £0
Stamp Duty (3% surcharge): £0
Legal & Survey Fees (est.): £2,500
Total Initial Investment: £0
ℹ️ Note: Since April 2020, mortgage interest relief is given as a 20% tax credit only, not as a deduction from rental income

Buy-to-Let Investment Guide

Understanding Rental Yields

Yield Type Calculation Good Target
Gross Yield (Annual Rent / Property Price) × 100 5-8%
Net Yield (Annual Profit / Property Price) × 100 3-5%
ROI (Annual Profit / Initial Investment) × 100 8-15%

BTL Mortgage Requirements

Tax Changes for Landlords (2024)

⚠️ Important Tax Changes:
  • Mortgage interest no longer fully deductible from rental income
  • 20% tax credit on mortgage interest payments instead
  • 3% stamp duty surcharge on additional properties
  • Capital Gains Tax on property sales (18% basic / 28% higher rate)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good rental yield?

A gross rental yield of 5-7% is considered good in most UK areas. In London, 3-5% is more typical due to higher property prices. Always consider net yield after expenses.

Can I get mortgage interest tax relief?

Since April 2020, you receive a 20% tax credit on mortgage interest instead of deducting it from rental income. This affects higher-rate taxpayers more significantly.

What costs should I budget for?

Budget for: mortgage payments, insurance, maintenance (1% of property value annually), management fees (8-12% of rent), void periods, safety certificates, and tax.

Is buy-to-let still profitable in 2024?

BTL can still be profitable with careful property selection, good rental yields, and efficient management. Consider long-term capital growth alongside rental income.