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Brandon Sturgill
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What % Do You Use for Expenses & Vacancy on a Rental Property?

Brandon Sturgill
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Do you have a standard percentage you use for evaluating a rental property...I feel comfortable with 10% across the board...any thoughts?

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Originally posted by @Arlan Potter:

Most focus too much on the negatives, and analyzing deals  to death, and never buy any rentals.

I'd argue there are more people who don't analyze deals enough, and end up with negative cash flow properties because they ignored basic expenses...such as vacancy and maintenance...

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