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LA Investors - what's your minimum profit margin?
Interested in hearing from investors in LA (or other high priced markets) what your expected profit margin is?
I realize it's difficult to follow the 70% rule and I've heard some investors say they'll go for a deal that has at least a $30K profit.
But $30K from a $1M deal does not seem like a good deal to me, right??
So, what rule of thumb do you follow?