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Real Estate Investment Calculator

How can you earn with real estate?

Rental Income

Potential passive income from rental payments paid every quarter

Capital Appreciation

The property value grows over time, providing the potential for capital gains upon sale

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Investment Amount £20,000
Expected Rental Yield 6%
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£60.50
Annual Rental Income
£1,519.15
Total Return
Your Expected Returns
Range of Returns
Inflation

Disclaimer: This information presented in this calculator is a guide only. The total return shown does not account for fees. Any changes to this calculator which result in different outcomes are hypothetical in nature and do not reflect actual investment performance. The results generated by the calculator are based solely on the inputs provided by the user and should not be construed as financial advice. The calculator's projections are not guarantees of future returns and should not be relied upon as such.

How the Calculator Works

Investment Amount £20,000
Expected Rental Yield 6%
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Investment Amount

We allow you to start investing from as little as £500. Use the calculator to input any amount you're considering to invest to see what your returns could look like over time.

Net Rental Yield

Net yield is your rental return as a percentage after deducting all property related costs. We aim to deliver > 5% net yield for the properties we target at Wahed Real Estate so we’re using a realistic 4% to 7% range. Historically our properties earned between 4.95% to 6.06%.

Investment Period

Select 3, 5 or 10 years for your calculation. This calculator helps you project potential returns over different timeframes. Property investment typically performs better over longer periods, giving you more time to earn rental income and benefit from potential property value appreciation. The typical holding period of our properties is around 5 years.

Capital Appreciation

We use 2.7% as the average yearly increase in property value, based on the UK's 10-year rolling average house price growth from 2014-2024*. As this is based on historical data, the actual appreciation can vary.

*Office for National Statistics

Inflation Rate

We are using the Bank of England’s target rate of 2% in our calculations. With inflation, your money loses purchasing power over time when left uninvested.

Solid Line: Your Expected Returns

Shows the potential total returns based on your inputs. It combines your rental income and property value increase over the investment period.

Shaded Area: Range of Returns

This range helps you understand the spectrum of possible results with Wahed Real Estate and is not linked to your specific input in the calculator. We use a 4% to 7% net yield range, reflecting conservative to optimistic scenarios. It is supported by our historical listing data (4.95% to 6.06% net yields).

The return projections shown on the graph include both net yield and the capital appreciation (fixed at 2.7% per year).

Red Dashed Line: If you Don't Invest

Shows how inflation could reduce your money's value over time if left uninvested. It helps you compare the difference between investing your money and leaving it untouched.

£60.50
Annual Rental Income
£1,519.15
Total Return

Annual Rental Income

This is the potential annual rental income you'll receive after all property costs have been paid, including maintenance, insurance and property management.

Total Return

Total return combines two things: your rental income over time plus any increase in property value. This figure shows your potential overall earnings before our fees.

Your Input Options
Investment Amount £20,000
Expected Rental Yield 6%
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
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Investment Amount

We allow you to start investing from as little as £500. Use the calculator to input any amount you're considering to invest to see what your returns could look like over time.

Net Rental Yield

Net yield is your rental return as a percentage after deducting all property related costs. We aim to deliver >5% net yield and we use real data from our property portfolio to set these ranges.

Investment Period

Select 3, 5 or 10 years for your calculation. This calculator helps you project potential returns over different timeframes. Property investment typically performs better over longer periods, giving you more time to earn rental income and benefit from potential property value appreciation.

Pre-Set Assumptions

Capital Appreciation

We use 2.7% as the average yearly increase in property value, based on the UK's 10-year rolling average house price growth from 2014-2024*. As this is based on historical data, the actual appreciation can vary.

*Office for National Statistics

Inflation Rate

We are using the Bank of England’s target rate of 2% in our calculations. With inflation, your money loses purchasing power over time when left uninvested.

The Graph

Solid Line: Expected Returns

Shows the potential total returns based on your inputs. It combines your rental income and property value increase over the investment period.

Shaded Area: Range of Returns

This range helps you understand the spectrum of possible results. We’re using the range of 4-7% based on a conservative and optimistic estimate. Historically our properties earned between 4.95% to 6.06%.

Red Dashed Line: If you Don't Invest

Shows how inflation could reduce your money's value over time if left uninvested. It helps you compare the difference between investing your money and leaving it untouched.

Your Returns
£60.50
Annual Rental Income
£1,519.15
Total Return

Annual Rental Income

This is the potential annual rental income you'll receive after all property costs have been paid, including maintenance, insurance and property management.

Total Return

Total return combines two things: your rental income over time plus any increase in property value. This figure shows your potential overall earnings before our fees.