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When to apply the 1% and 50% rule to the BRRRR strategy
Hey guys,
My name is Tomeikia. I am a new real estate investor in Kentucky! I'm looking over the BRRRR strategy, and I am wondering should I apply the 1% and 50% rules to the ARV prices instead of the actual purchase prices? Right now, I believe I am going to need that ARV rent to cover the ARV expenses.
Therefore, if I buy a home at $50,000 and according to the 1% rule rent should be $500 (yes, I am aware that purchase prices this low can also go by the 0.8% rule, which would be $400), but if I BRRRR this property to market value of $80,000. I should want to rent the place for $800, and I can see myself applying the 50% rule to $800 method rather than the $500, especially when it comes to covering the refinancing part of the property.
Am I making sense?