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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Brandon Rodriguez
  • Investor
  • Diamond Bar, CA
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Let’s have some fun today and hear different ideas!PopQuizHotShot

Brandon Rodriguez
  • Investor
  • Diamond Bar, CA
Posted

Let’s have some fun today and hear different ideas!

As investors we look at quite a few metrics, and your choices depend on your lifestyle and your goals. From GRM, COC return, cash buy vs loan, ARV, etc, to rules such as the 1%.

What is the max you would pay for a property where rents are $5,000 total, assume a 4-Unit and assume tenants pay utilities, renovated turn key. All like-units. —

I’m skipping details to see what questions arise.

And why? What metrics are you focused on?

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