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Hi Everyone, I am a new member of this group. I am reading the book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon T. and decided to visit this website and create an account. I am an aspiring real estate investor looking to gain more relevant knowledge. For instance, I live in Oxnard, CA (Ventura County), and the real estate prices here are crazy high. By reading the book, the examples of first properties are around $100K to $150K, which is not realistic for this area (not a surprise to anyone, I get it). Also, is the 1% rule of thumb for Rent vs. Buying price relevant, and how can it be achieved here in my area? A 1 bed 1 bath apt can cost anywhere from 300k-350k, but rent for 1bed 1bath is around 2k...which is way below 1%...How can I achieve the 1% if it is even possible in CA?

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