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Property doesn’t meet 1% rule but cash flows. What am I missing?
Hi BP community!
I am a relatively new investor in Fayetteville, NC. My first rental property is a 4 bed, 3 bath single family. Purchase price was $150k and current rent is $1,475. My analysis of the property is as follows:
- Income: $1,475
- mortgage (taxes and insurance incl.) $920
- no HOA fees
- no landlord-paid utilities
- I self-manage so no property management fee
- pest control service $30
- CapEx: 10% or $147.50
- Vacancy: 5% or $73.75
$1,475 - $1,171.75 = $303.25 positive cash flow.
In regard to 1% rule, my property is currently sitting at 0.98% yet I’m seemingly still cash flowing $300. Can someone tell me if I’m missing something? Thanks!!