Rent Calculation Formula:
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The Rental Property Rent Calculator helps Malaysian property investors estimate appropriate rental prices based on comparable properties and adjustment factors that account for property differences.
The calculator uses the basic rent calculation formula:
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Explanation: The adjustment factor accounts for differences between your property and comparable properties (location, size, condition, amenities).
Details: Accurate rent estimation is crucial for maximizing rental income while remaining competitive in the Malaysian property market.
Tips: Research comparable rents in your area. Adjustment factors typically range from 0.8 to 1.2 depending on how your property compares to others.
Q1: Where can I find comparable rents?
A: Check property portals like PropertyGuru, iProperty, or EdgeProp for similar properties in your area.
Q2: How do I determine the adjustment factor?
A: Consider factors like location premium/discount, property condition, amenities, and size differences compared to comparables.
Q3: Should I use gross or net rent?
A: Use gross rent (before expenses) for comparison purposes in the Malaysian market.
Q4: How often should I adjust my rent?
A: Review rents annually or when market conditions change significantly.
Q5: What's a good rental yield in Malaysia?
A: Typically 3-6% depending on location and property type, with higher yields in secondary locations.