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Bradley Tetu
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  • Investor
  • Walpole, NH
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50 % rule in NH

Bradley Tetu
Pro Member
  • Investor
  • Walpole, NH
Posted

Hey all, I'm a new investor in New Hampshire with 1 SF. I am looking to purchase my first multi-family and was curious what others think about the accuracy of the 50% rule in a state with high property taxes. I have seen a few properties that look like extremely good deals based on that rule but am cautious. I like the idea of the rule as a tool to quickly assess whether I should spend any time evaluating a property. What have others experienced?

Thanks 

Brad

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