I'm looking at a property that needs renovation for BRRR. How do I calculate the *projected* rental yield based on the *post-renovation value and rent*, and what uplift in yield should I aim for to make the BRRR strategy viable in the current market?
Quick Answer
Calculate projected rental yield by dividing anticipated annual rent by the post-renovation property value. Aim for a 2-3% uplift over standard BTL yields to justify BRRR. Most investors seek a minimum 8-10% gross yield for BRRR viability.
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