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Arturo Borges
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Is the 50% rule accurate enough?

Arturo Borges
  • Specialist
  • Miami, FL
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Hey!

Is the 50% rule accurate enough for someone to rely on it when analyzing a multifamily deal? What exactly are the expenses one incurs with a multifamily property?

Thanks!

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Aaron H.
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Aaron H.
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Accurate enough for what? For a quick and dirty analysis as a filter for whether something is even in the ballpark, sure. For actually buying a property? No way.

You want to use "real" numbers for as many things as possible when analyzing a deal, especially before actually closing on it.

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