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Travis Gregory
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Morgan Hill, CA
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Out of every 100 listings, how many hit the 1% rule or flow pos?

Travis Gregory
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Morgan Hill, CA
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In the current real estate climate (the last couple of months), how many listings out of 100 would you say are good deals, meet the 1% rule or provide 10%+ cash on cash return? I know this varies from market to market, your strategy, how much you put down, etc but I'm kind of looking for a ballpark figure. Is this way too hypothetical? 😅

Maybe to be more specific, how many buy and hold, single family home listings out of 100 will provide a 10% or more cash on cash return with 20% down on a property in or outside of a large city in the midwest?

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