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Updated over 18 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is 65% ALWAYS the rule?
I could see 65% being a good rule of thumb, but doesn't value of the property come into play as well? If I'm looking at pricier properties (say over 175k ARV), my thought is to allow going up to 75% max acquisition + rehab. Do you consider that too high?