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Stephen McDonald
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Quick question about expenses in analyzing

Stephen McDonald
  • New to Real Estate
  • Lewis Center, OH
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The 50% rule covers expenses that are related to the property, not HOA, Property Management, or Debt expenses. Do those unrelated expenses get factored into the NOI?

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Brie Schmidt
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Originally posted by @Stephen McDonald:

The 50% rule covers expenses that are related to the property, not HOA, Property Management, or Debt expenses. Do those unrelated expenses get factored into the NOI?

 The 50% rule is just a quick metric to determine if it is worth seeing the property.  It has no relevance in the actual due diligence process and is pretty irrelevant in A or C/D markets

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