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Francisco Escobar
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Alexandria, VA
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1% Rule - 1% of what

Francisco Escobar
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Alexandria, VA
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Hey everyone, I'm starting to analyze houses on the market and I'm curious if the 1% rule applies to the purchase price or if we should throw add the estimated cost of repairs?  I'm seeing some homes where rents, say 2000/month (after repair) would be about 1% of the purchase price 200k.  But they seem to require tens of thousands in repairs, say 25k.  So when I add the two, 2k monthly isn't enough to meet the 1% rule on 225k spent to acquire the home.  

Am I looking at this the right way? 

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