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Sample scenario: A fictional three-bedroom terraced house in Sheffield, northern England, bought for £130,000 as an additional property. The assumptions are 75% loan-to-value (a £32,500 deposit), a 5.25% repayment mortgage over 25 years, and expected rent of £1,300 per month. It allows for 5% vacancy, £285 monthly running costs (£150 management, £100 maintenance and £35 insurance), and £3,000 in conveyancing, survey and initial repair costs. That is a 12% gross rental yield before costs, with positive estimated cash flow under these assumptions; purchase tax is estimated automatically. This is a fictional illustration, not a market valuation. Create a free account to enter your own deal.