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Elijah Kerns
  • Le Roy, IL
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80% rule

Elijah Kerns
  • Le Roy, IL
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I believe that somewhere I saw that one should only buy a property at 80% of what's it's worth. That's some great advice, but how do I know what the actual value of a property to see what 80% would be. I think I read this in the real estate investing book written by Brandon Turner. Not 100% sure though. Any advice on if the 80% rule is actually a thing or if I'm just making stuff up. All help appreciated.

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