Gross yield measures annual rental income as a percentage of a property's purchase price, before expenses. Investors use it to quickly compare potential returns across properties. Landlords, real estate agents, and buyers benefit most, as it offers a simple snapshot of profitability. However, it ignores costs like maintenance and taxes, so net yield often gives a clearer picture.
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