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Property Investment Calculator — Bangalore (2026)

Rental yield, cash flow, and return on cash for a buy-to-let in Bangalore, Karnataka. Planning to live in it instead? Use the Bangalore rent vs buy calculator.

Thinking about buying property to rent out in Bangalore? This calculator models a Bangalore buy-to-let the way an investor should look at it — not just the EMI, but the gross rental yield, monthly cash flow, the full 7.6% of upfront transaction costs (Karnataka stamp duty, registration, and brokerage), and your return on cash if you sell in any of the next 30 years.

On the worked example of a ₹1,35,00,000 property (assuming 30% down at 8.5% over 20 years, all editable), the EMI is ₹82,009 and you need ₹50,82,750 of upfront cash. A typical rent of ₹46,000/month is a gross rental yield of 4.1% and a monthly shortfall of ₹36,009 that you fund until rents rise.

Selling after 10 years under the default 7% property-growth and 5% rent-growth assumptions, the modelled net gain is ₹1,16,95,693 — a return on cash of about 230% on your ₹50,82,750 outlay. The investment breaks even on sale around year 2. Rental yields and price growth vary a lot by locality and are not guaranteed — use the calculator to test conservative cases before you commit.

Bangalore property investment calculator

Your scenario
₹1,35,00,000
Transaction cost assumptions (Karnataka)

Key outputs

Monthly EMI
₹82,009
Upfront cash needed
₹50,82,750
Gross rental yield
4.1%
Monthly cash flow
-₹36,009
You top up monthly
Break-even (on sale)
Year 2
10-yr ROI on cash
230%
Sell in year 10

On a ₹1,35,00,000 property in Bangalore, the gross rental yield is 4.1% and monthly cash flow is -₹36,009 (you top this up each month). You need ₹50,82,750 upfront, and it turns net-positive on sale around year 2.

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30-year projection

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Full year-by-year projection

Year-by-year projection for buying in Bangalore
YearProperty valueAnnual rentAnnual EMIOutstanding loanHome equityNet (rent − EMI)Cumulative net cashNet gain if sold
1₹1,44,45,000₹5,52,000₹9,84,112₹92,61,923₹51,83,077-₹4,32,112-₹4,32,112-₹4,76,235
2₹1,54,56,150₹5,79,600₹9,84,112₹90,57,222₹63,98,928-₹4,04,512-₹8,36,623₹3,24,993
3₹1,65,38,081₹6,08,580₹9,84,112₹88,34,428₹77,03,653-₹3,75,532-₹12,12,155₹12,43,367
4₹1,76,95,746₹6,39,009₹9,84,112₹85,91,940₹91,03,806-₹3,45,103-₹15,57,257₹22,86,841
5₹1,89,34,448₹6,70,959₹9,84,112₹83,28,019₹1,06,06,430-₹3,13,152-₹18,70,409₹34,63,926
6₹2,02,59,860₹7,04,507₹9,84,112₹80,40,769₹1,22,19,091-₹2,79,604-₹21,50,013₹47,83,729
7₹2,16,78,050₹7,39,733₹9,84,112₹77,28,129₹1,39,49,921-₹2,44,379-₹23,94,392₹62,55,998
8₹2,31,95,513₹7,76,719₹9,84,112₹73,87,855₹1,58,07,658-₹2,07,392-₹26,01,784₹78,91,169
9₹2,48,19,199₹8,15,555₹9,84,112₹70,17,503₹1,78,01,696-₹1,68,556-₹27,70,340₹97,00,413
10₹2,65,56,543₹8,56,333₹9,84,112₹66,14,416₹1,99,42,127-₹1,27,778-₹28,98,119₹1,16,95,693
11₹2,84,15,501₹8,99,150₹9,84,112₹61,75,700₹2,22,39,802-₹84,962-₹29,83,080₹1,38,89,816
12₹3,04,04,586₹9,44,107₹9,84,112₹56,98,205₹2,47,06,382-₹40,004-₹30,23,085₹1,62,96,501
13₹3,25,32,908₹9,91,313₹9,84,112₹51,78,504₹2,73,54,404₹7,201-₹30,15,884₹1,89,30,441
14₹3,48,10,211₹10,40,878₹9,84,112₹46,12,865₹3,01,97,346₹56,767-₹29,59,117₹2,18,07,377
15₹3,72,46,926₹10,92,922₹9,84,112₹39,97,230₹3,32,49,696₹1,08,811-₹28,50,306₹2,49,44,170
16₹3,98,54,211₹11,47,568₹9,84,112₹33,27,178₹3,65,27,032₹1,63,457-₹26,86,849₹2,83,58,891
17₹4,26,44,005₹12,04,947₹9,84,112₹25,97,900₹4,00,46,106₹2,20,835-₹24,66,014₹3,20,70,902
18₹4,56,29,086₹12,65,194₹9,84,112₹18,04,160₹4,38,24,926₹2,81,083-₹21,84,931₹3,61,00,954
19₹4,88,23,122₹13,28,454₹9,84,112₹9,40,260₹4,78,82,861₹3,44,342-₹18,40,589₹4,04,71,291
20₹5,22,40,740₹13,94,877₹9,84,112₹0₹5,22,40,740₹4,10,765-₹14,29,824₹4,52,05,759
21₹5,58,97,592₹14,64,620₹0₹0₹5,58,97,592₹14,64,620₹34,796₹5,02,90,662
22₹5,98,10,424₹15,37,851₹0₹0₹5,98,10,424₹15,37,851₹15,72,647₹5,57,02,217
23₹6,39,97,153₹16,14,744₹0₹0₹6,39,97,153₹16,14,744₹31,87,391₹6,14,61,823
24₹6,84,76,954₹16,95,481₹0₹0₹6,84,76,954₹16,95,481₹48,82,872₹6,75,92,307
25₹7,32,70,341₹17,80,255₹0₹0₹7,32,70,341₹17,80,255₹66,63,128₹7,41,18,015
26₹7,83,99,264₹18,69,268₹0₹0₹7,83,99,264₹18,69,268₹85,32,396₹8,10,64,917
27₹8,38,87,213₹19,62,731₹0₹0₹8,38,87,213₹19,62,731₹1,04,95,127₹8,84,60,718
28₹8,97,59,318₹20,60,868₹0₹0₹8,97,59,318₹20,60,868₹1,25,55,995₹9,63,34,969
29₹9,60,42,470₹21,63,911₹0₹0₹9,60,42,470₹21,63,911₹1,47,19,906₹10,47,19,202
30₹10,27,65,443₹22,72,107₹0₹0₹10,27,65,443₹22,72,107₹1,69,92,013₹11,36,47,052

Bangalore property investment FAQs

What is the rental yield in Bangalore?

At a rent of ₹46,000/month on a ₹1,35,00,000 property, the gross rental yield in Bangalore is about 4.1% per year (before maintenance, tax, and vacancy). That is the annual rent as a share of the purchase price.

Is a buy-to-let property cash-flow positive in Bangalore?

Not initially. At ₹46,000 rent against a ₹82,009 EMI (30% down at 8.5% over 20 years), you top up about ₹36,009 a month; rent growth narrows this gap over time.

What return could a Bangalore property give if sold in 10 years?

Selling after 10 years (default 7% property growth, 5% rent growth, 1.0% resale cost), the modelled net gain is ₹1,16,95,693 on ₹50,82,750 of upfront cash — a return on cash of about 230%. These are assumptions you can change.

How much upfront cash do I need to invest in a ₹1.35 Cr property in Bangalore?

To invest in a ₹1,35,00,000 property in Bangalore you need roughly ₹50,82,750 upfront: a 30% down payment of ₹40,50,000 plus ₹10,32,750 of stamp duty, registration, and brokerage.

When does a Bangalore property investment break even?

Under the default assumptions, a Bangalore purchase turns net-positive on sale around year 2 — before that, appreciation has not yet covered your transaction and holding costs.