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Michael Driever
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

Michael Driever
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  • Menifee, CA
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Inland Empire, Southern California 2% rule? The closest I get with my estimations is .65%  This is very similar to the deals I am finding.  Am I being too conservative in my estimations, or is this the reality for my area?

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    Chad Eisenhart
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    Chad Eisenhart
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    • York PA
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    I do not know your area, but some areas just do not make good financial sense for renting single-family houses. That 2% rule would be a good rule to live by if you want to see positive cash flow.

    Then you have to go find a market you may not be familiar with and immerse your self in that location and get comfortable with the people you are going to work with.

    Two big takeaways I learned at my local real estate meetups are:

    1 - Nobody cares as much about your Sh** as much as you do.

    2 - Next! (the best thing you can say when looking at a deal) Don't get hung up on one deal.

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