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Jasmine Wilkes
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Jasmine Wilkes
  • Investor
  • grand prairie / st.louis, texas/ Missouri
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What formula do you use to determine if its a good rental or not.? 

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Stephanie Bureau
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Stephanie Bureau
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Use the rental calculator under tools. Make sure to get a good average rent for the type of property and location. Don't forget all the expenses (VIMTM: vacancy, insurance, maintenance, taxes and management) as well as mortgage. VIMTM should be about 50% of your rent if I'm remembering correct for the 50% rule (of thumb), but it won't always work out that nicely and the other 50% is mortgage and your cash flow or profit. 

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