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Gross Development Value ('GDV')
If a property is purchased to be developed, the GDV is the estimated value of the property once the construction or refurbishment is completed.
Gross Rent
The forecast or actual rental income received, before any deductions. For example, if we estimate that we can let a property for £1,000 per month, then forecast gross rent is £12,000 per annum.
Gross Rental Income
How much rent an individual property investor will expect to earn from their property over a year, before the deduction of any costs.
Gross Rental Yield
The forecast gross rent expressed as a percentage of the latest property value. For example, if gross rent is forecast at £10,000 for a property valued at £100,000. The gross rental yield would be 10% (£10,000 divided by £100,000).
Ground Rent
Ground rent is a payment that is made by a leaseholder to a freeholder, normally on an annual basis.