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Updated over 5 years ago on .

The 1% / 2% rule by purchase price band
(Didn't find this in any other forum, if it exists please link me to it.)
The 1% or 2% rules are great rules of thumb, but they mean very different things (and can constraint investors to unrealistic expectations) are varying price points.
All else equal (assume a SFR or 2-3plex, not a crazy cheap or crazy expensive market for operating costs), do you have a schedule of what rule applies to what purchase price band? (or is ARV band a better alternative?)
For example: [All numbers illustrative only — would love to hear what you use in the brackets]
Purchase Price Below [$30k] — Use [2.5%] rule
Purchase Price Below [$60k] — Use [2.0%] rule
Purchase Price Below [$120k] — Use [1.5%] rule
Purchase Price Below [$200k] — Use [1.0%] rule
Purchase Price Below [$300k] — Use [0.8%] rule
If so, would love to hear what market / properties types you use that rule for.