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Jonathan Sher
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Is the 2% rule good enough for you?

Jonathan Sher
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hello fellow BP friends, I have read many discussions on here about the 2% rule. To my advantage, I have been finding deals that exceed the 2% rule. I am about to close on a house that turns out to roughly be 2.7% turn-key rentable. These are not war zones, I feel very comfortable going into this neighborhood and walking around. It feels weird to me now to say "hey the 2% rule is not good enough" when that seems to be the rule of thumb for pre-qualifying (on paper) a property. What are you guys accepting and finding in your areas??

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