Tools & Calculators
Four calculators — the loan, the currency, the net yield after costs, and the occupancy a short-stay unit needs to break even.
Loan Calculator
Rough guide only — your actual instalment depends on your bank, profile, and the margin of financing you're approved for. KL360's net price already reflects the developer's rebates, so the loan defaults to the full price with no separate down payment. Adjust the down payment field if your own situation differs.
Currency Calculator
Live rates, refreshed daily. Reference only — every KL360 contract and payment is in Malaysian Ringgit (MYR).
Net Yield Calculator
For units let by the night through an operator or hospitality programme. Put in the nightly rate, how full the unit is, and what share of the booking money reaches you. Defaults are KL360's entry unit.
Most listings quote gross yield. This subtracts what a landlord actually pays — maintenance and sinking fund, vacancy, letting fees, quit rent and assessment — and shows what is left. Defaults are KL360's entry unit on a long tenancy.
What reaches you after the operator's cut and running costs. KL360's programme works out to about 61.5%.
Quit rent, assessment and insurance are taken at a typical RM1,200 a year so you don't have to guess them. For KL360 specifically, the hospitality programme also carries a contracted floor of 5% a year on net price, whatever the occupancy.
Short-Stay Breakeven
If the plan is nightly letting rather than a tenancy, this is the question that matters: how full does the unit have to be before it covers its own outgoings? Owner's share is what reaches you after the operator's cut and running costs — ask for that figure rather than assuming it. Defaults are KL360's entry unit.