Void period
A void period is time when a rental property is empty and not producing rent. Void risk affects landlord cashflow and net yield.
Last verified: 10/03/2026
Definition
A void period is time when a rental property is unoccupied and rent is not being received.
Why it matters
Even short voids can materially reduce annual rent and cashflow, especially if mortgage payments continue during the void.
Related terms
- Gross yield
- Net yield