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Buy and Hold returns in Nasville, Murfreesboro, syrmna
Here in Memphis we like to see returns in the neighborhood of the 2% or 50x the rent ratio. Meaning if it rents for a $1000 and the all in price is $50,000. The 1% rule would mean that you buy the house for $1000 and you're all in price is $100,000.
I am wondering what the typical deal would go for in the Nashville area. Should you expect the 1% rule. Are investors looking at these prices?
Shadrach