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What could this property earn you?

Your price, your rent, your costs: see your net yield and what you would have left each month, letting by the year or by the night. Costs, tax and loan can be refined in one click, and we go over your assumptions with you in an appointment.

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You let
Your property and its rent

The price of the unit you are interested in, or choose a development just above.

The rent you are aiming for: look at listings of similar properties.

The time it takes to relet between tenants. Left empty: no month without rent is counted.

What your tenant does not pay you back: the building manager will give you the budget.

Your purchase costs: not counted yet: without them, your net yield looks higher

Refine the purchase costsnot counted

Registration duty (4% of the price), land registry fee (1.5% of the price plus MAD 100 per title), notary fees and other costs: enter their total, for your notary to confirm. Calculate them with the financing simulator

The amount your notary estimates. Left empty: your costs are not counted.

Your budget, if you furnish: it is added to your total cost.

Refine your costs

What comes out of your pocket each year, on top of the service charges.

Set by the management contract: ask for them.

Ask your insurer for a quote.

Small repairs, subscriptions, accounting.

Municipal tax on the rent you collect, payable by you.

On the rent of a let property within an urban perimeter (Marrakech), charged to the owner; 6.5% in other areas covered by a zoning plan.

Source: Tax Directorate (DGI), municipal services tax (new tab), Law no. 47-06, art. 33 to 36 (Laws 07-20 and 14-25), checked on

Tax on your renton the scale, 40% allowance
Your taxation

Your rent, after a flat allowance, is added to your other income taxable in Morocco.

The income tax scale applies to the remaining 60%, together with your other income taxable in Morocco.

Source: Tax Directorate (DGI), 2026 tax guide for Moroccans abroad (new tab), CGI, art. 64-II, checked on

Leave empty if your rent is your only income taxable in Morocco.

Tax = net taxable income × bracket rate − amount to deduct. Income from all sources counts, not only rent.

Source: Tax Directorate (DGI), 2026 tax guide for Moroccans abroad (new tab), CGI, art. 73-I (loi de finances n° 60-24), checked on

Furnished letting, business activity: another regime may apply, to be confirmed with your tax adviser.

With your loanno loan
You finance with

To enter: the purchase price

What your property would earn

IndicativeBy the year

Calculated with your assumptions: no market rent is prefilled, and no yield announced by a developer is reused.

Enter the purchase price and the monthly rent: your yield appears here.

How it is calculated
Gross annual rent
monthly rent × 12 (let all year round)
Rent collected
gross annual rent − vacancy (monthly rent × months without a tenant)
Costs and management
service charges and upkeep + insurance + other costs + municipal services tax (rate × rent collected) + management (rate × rent collected)
Net income before tax
rent collected − costs − management (vacancy already deducted)
Total purchase cost
purchase price + purchase costs + furnishing
Gross yield
gross annual rent ÷ purchase price
Net yield
net income before tax ÷ total purchase cost
Tax on rent, on the scale
income tax on (your other income + taxable base) − income tax on your other income; taxable base = rent collected × (1 − allowance); income tax = income × bracket rate − amount to deduct. The allowance is a flat rate: neither actual costs nor loan interest are deducted.
Net yield after tax
(net income before tax − tax) ÷ total purchase cost
What is left each month (cash flow)
(net income, before or after tax − loan payments over a year) ÷ 12; with no loan, the payments are zero. Capital repayment is included: it is what goes in and out of your account.
Rounding
annual amounts rounded to the dirham, totals made of rounded amounts; yields to a hundredth of a point; monthly amounts to the dirham.

Your figures, explained

The big figure is your net yield; the other three complete it, down to what you have left each month.

  • Net yield

    Rent collected after vacancy, minus your costs, the municipal services tax and management, divided by your total cost: price, purchase costs, furnishing.

  • Gross yield

    A full year's rent divided by the purchase price, with no costs. It helps compare properties; it does not tell you what you will receive.

  • After tax

    The net yield after tax on your rent, under the regime you choose. Without a tax rate, it stays uncalculated rather than at zero.

  • What you have left each month (cash flow)

    Your net income for the year, before or after tax, minus your loan payments, divided by twelve. Capital repayment is included: it is what goes in and out of your account.

How your rent is taxed

The values that prefill the simulator, with their source. Your tax adviser prevails.

What this simulator does not do

  • It prefills no rent, no nightly rate, no occupancy and no costs: these are market data, specific to each property. We discuss them in an appointment.
  • It counts no rent increase, no resale, no capital gain and no tax on resale.
  • It converts no currency: everything is in dirhams.

These figures are indicative: they help you prepare your purchase, not decide it. This is neither a financing offer nor legal, tax or financial advice: your notary, your bank and your tax adviser prevail.

Your rent, occupancy and costs are assumptions: this simulator promises no yield and reuses no developer figure. The tax calculated is an estimate, to be confirmed with your tax adviser.

Amounts in Moroccan dirhams, with no currency conversion. Nothing you enter is sent to us: the calculation runs in your browser, which keeps your latest figures for the session so you can move from one tool to another.

Your figures, reviewed together.

Unit price, contract schedule, financing: bring your assumptions to the appointment and we go over them with you.

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