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Applying the 50% rule to determine value
2% - 50% rule Question
Hi folks, I have heard this rule this week for the first time (THANKS) and have been reading all the forum posts I can find about how it is used to screen etc. Will bevery helpful in convincing my son what the true operating expense range actually is for rental properties.
I am modifying some excel models I also picked up here this week and converting to my own version of decision making tools.
I am not clear on when you back into the "value" by taking 50% of Scheduled Rental Income as Net Operating Income do you assume you are going 100% loan proceeds with no equity? Or are you using some other model to get to the value.
illustration:
Duplex
Scheduled mo.Rental Inc $2,000
Less Vacancy 5% 100
Less: Other Op. Exp. 900
Net Income 1,000
Less: Profit per door/mo 200
Available for P&I 800
Rate 6% 30 yr Term
"backed in loan amount" $133,433
If you were putting some cash in the deal you would add it to the $133,433 to get to the purchase price, or you would only offer
them the amount the loan is?
thanks
jeffrey