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Ryan Beasley
  • Statesboro, GA
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2% cash flow rule

Ryan Beasley
  • Statesboro, GA
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I'm relatively new to learning about Real Estate but I'm harping on this 2% rule that I learned 2-3 months ago. From looking at different examples of people renting out properties, I have yet to see one that receives 2% of the initial investment in rent each month. Not even one. I know that's what BP teaches you but is receiving a rent of 2% each month unrealistic? Because it's starting to seem like it.

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