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Ying Gong
  • San Diego, CA
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2% rule in Ultimate beginner guide

Ying Gong
  • San Diego, CA
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I am in San Diego area.  I don't see how the 2% rule can apply to california.  The housing here is very expensive.  Even at lower value property area.  Say the average house there is about $500k, and the rent average is only around $2000-$2500.  That is less than 0.5%, not 2%.  If renting rate is at 2%, it will be ridiculously high and never be able to rented out.  I am wondering how the 2%, 50%, 70% rules can apply to California property.  Or maybe they all need to be adjusted for different geo areas.  

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