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Does the 1% Rule still apply in California?

Michael Figueroa
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I am learning a lot of info and one of the things I stumbled across is the 1% or 10% rule for holding real estate is this still applicable in California? If not what are the metrics you care the most about for investment properties or multi family?

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Quote from @Michael Figueroa:

I am learning a lot of info and one of the things I stumbled across is the 1% or 10% rule for holding real estate is this still applicable in California? If not what are the metrics you care the most about for investment properties or multi family?


 1% rule In CA works last time in 1994.
1% rule is still working in 2022 in certain zip codes in Indiana, Ohio, and Alabama, but even there the median is 0.8 by now with sub 3% rate/25%down.

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