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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Bigger Pockets 50% rule...
I use the 50% rule to quickly analyze a property
Property
Irvington, NJ
265,000 with property tax being just under $11,000
2 bed/ 1 bath over 2 bed/ 1 bath
rent according to zillow is 1,400 for an updated , nice apartment
according to the the online mortgage calculator the payment would be just under $2,500
With the 50% rule you have only $1,400 to pay $2,500 making this a bad deal. Maybe I need to do a different because 99% of the properties are over the rent roll income by 30 - 40%