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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

1% rule in Stockton ca?!?
I was chatting with a colleague about the process I use to purchase properties and I was wondering with the market rising does anyone still use the 1% rule in Stockton CA or is that hard to achieve. Thanks in advance 🙏🏾
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there are a few deals in stockton that meet the 1% rule but you really have to search and be networked with brokers. Picked up a 16 unit in stockton recently that does better than 1% and have a few on my radar that i'm analyizing.
As for cap rates, around 6% or more with GRM's under 11. Hard to find, yes, but be patient and deals are there.