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Help with Annual Growth Assumptions - Central Florida
I am running the BRRRR calculator and I am newer to the investing world. For the annual growth assumptions what are people using in the Central Florida Area? These can play a large role over time. Some internet searching gave me rent increases of 3% (national average) annually and 7% for property value (in Florida). Expenses are harder to find. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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